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New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins: Preview, Predictions and Picks for April 2, 2025

Updated on:
Apr 2, 2025 6:33 PM
The rubber match between the New York Mets and Miami Marlins is set for Wednesday, April 2, 2025, at 4:40 PM at loanDepot park. With the series currently tied 1-1, the Marlins look to capitalize on their 4-2 home record, while the Mets aim to improve their 2-3 road record. Expect a thrilling contest as these MLB rivals clash in this crucial third game of the series.
New York Mets vs Miami Marlins

Current Odds

NYM
MIA
Over
9.5
-125
Under
10.5
+107
NYM
-1.5
+275
MIA
+1.5
-155
NYM
ML
+130
MIA
ML
+225

Mets vs Marlins statistics

Stat Mets Marlins
Hits 28 (Tied-26th) 46 (Tied-10th)
Batting Average .179 (26th) .232 (13th)
Runs Batted In 17 (Tied-22nd) 22 (Tied-13th)
Runs 17 (Tied-22nd) 24 (Tied-11th)
Home Runs 6 (Tied-15th) 5 (Tied-17th)
Walks 17 (Tied-16th) 20 (Tied-8th)
Stolen Bases 3 (Tied-18th) 5 (Tied-7th)
Strikeouts 37 (Tied-21st) 53 (9th)
Pitches 719 (22nd) 860 (5th)

Miami Marlins recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/1/25 vs New York Mets W 4-2
3/31/25 vs New York Mets L 10-4
3/30/25 vs Pittsburgh Pirates W 3-2
3/29/25 vs Pittsburgh Pirates W 5-4 F/12
3/28/25 vs Pittsburgh Pirates L 4-3

New York Mets recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/1/25 @ Miami Marlins L 4-2
3/31/25 @ Miami Marlins W 10-4
3/29/25 @ Houston Astros L 2-1
3/28/25 @ Houston Astros W 3-1
3/27/25 @ Houston Astros L 3-1

Miami Marlins injuries

  • Freddy Tarnok (RP): Day-To-Day
  • Jesus Sanchez (RF): 10-Day-IL
  • Edward Cabrera (SP): 15-Day-IL
  • Jesus Tinoco (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Woo-Suk Go (RP): Out

New York Mets injuries

  • Robert Dominguez (SP): Out
  • Rafael Ortega (CF): Day-To-Day
  • Drew Gilbert (CF): Day-To-Day
  • Yacksel Rios (RP): Day-To-Day
  • Oliver Ortega (RP): Day-To-Day

Mets vs Marlins game info

Type Info
Venue loanDepot park
Location Miami, Florida
First pitch Wed 4:40 PM
Temperature 83°
Chance of Rain 7%

Mets vs Marlins predictions

As we gear up for the much-anticipated rubber match between the New York Mets and the Miami Marlins at loanDepot park, all eyes are on some key Mets players who might just steal the spotlight. Pete Alonso, ever the powerhouse at the plate, is looking in fine form and could very well knock it out of the park, potentially adding another home run to his tally. Francisco Lindor, with his steady hitting, seems poised to contribute on the scoreboard with a mix of singles and doubles. Also, keep an eye on Brandon Nimmo, who could set the pace with his potential for getting on base and possibly scoring. And let's not forget Clay Holmes taking the mound; he's likely to offer a solid showing by maintaining control and striking out a decent share of Marlins batters.

On the Miami Marlins' side, Otto Lopez is undeniably a linchpin in their lineup. With a consistent average that's well above the league norm, he's certainly got the potential to shake up the Mets' game plan with timely hits and some heads-up plays at second base. There's also Xavier Edwards, who is a threat on the bases. He might just add to his stolen bases tally if given the chance. Connor Gillispie as the starting pitcher brings another layer to their depth, expected to keep the game competitive. His ability to navigate through the Mets’ lineup will be crucial if the Marlins hope to claim victory in this series.

As for which way the wind will blow in this matchup, it's a bit of a guessing game. However, considering the Marlins' better overall start to the season—pair that with their solid home record—and they might have a slight edge. The Mets, despite some struggles, have the potential to upset with their capable lineup. It's truly anyone's game to win, but if the Marlins maintain their momentum and capitalize on their offensive strengths, they could very well clinch this series decider. What do you think?

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