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September 9, 2026 by Fubo Sports Desk
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The Mets have found something over the past week and a half, going 7-3 across their last ten games while carrying a three-game winning streak into Loan Depot Park. That kind of momentum means something even when the standings are unkind, and New York has the pitching matchup to keep it going — Sean Manaea takes the ball with 126 strikeouts and five wins on the season, giving the Mets a credible arm to build around.

Miami, meanwhile, has dropped two straight and needs to protect its home floor. The Marlins are 43-31 at home this season, one of the more quietly impressive splits in the National League, and that advantage matters when the offense needs a reset. Javier Sanoja has been one of the more consistent bats in the lineup, hitting .291 with 8 home runs and 57 RBI, and Heriberto Hernández brings 24 home runs worth of pop to a lineup that can erupt without warning — he went deep in Miami’s last outing against Chicago.

Both teams have players worth watching and something to prove. The Mets want to extend a run that has them playing their best baseball in weeks. The Marlins want to remind themselves what they’re capable of at home.

New York Mets at Miami Marlins Game Information

Game Date: September 09, 2026
Game Time: 06:40 PM ET
TV Channel: SportsNet NY, Miami Marlins, and MLB.TV – Miami Marlins
Location: loanDepot park, Miami, FL
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

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Live Updates

10:18 PM ET
Graham Pauley pops out to shallow infield to Francisco Lindor.
10:17 PM ET
Owen Caissie strikes out swinging.
10:15 PM ET
Javier Sanoja singles to right field. Jakob Marsee to second.
10:12 PM ET
Tobias Myers (P) replaces Nate Lavender (P).
10:11 PM ET
Jakob Marsee singles to right center field. Otto Lopez scores.
10:10 PM ET
Otto Lopez triples to shallow right field. Griffin Conine scores.
10:06 PM ET
Griffin Conine doubles to deep right field. Kyle Stowers scores.
10:05 PM ET
Heriberto Hernández flies out to deep left field to Juan Soto.
10:04 PM ET
Kyle Stowers doubles to shallow right field.
10:02 PM ET
Nate Lavender (P) replaces Jonathan Pintaro (P).
10:00 PM ET
Jared Young grounds out to shallow infield to Griffin Conine.
10:00 PM ET
Carson Benge walks.
9:58 PM ET
Bo Bichette strikes out swinging.
9:57 PM ET
Juan Soto grounds out to first base to Griffin Conine.
9:55 PM ET
Jack Ralston (P) replaces Victor Vodnik (P).
9:53 PM ET
Joe Mack flies out to center field to A.J. Ewing.
9:49 PM ET
Graham Pauley singles to center field. Owen Caissie to third. Javier Sanoja scores.
9:47 PM ET
Owen Caissie singles to center field. Javier Sanoja to third. Otto Lopez scores.
9:46 PM ET
Javier Sanoja singles to right field. Otto Lopez to second.
9:45 PM ET
Jakob Marsee pops out to shallow right field to Marcus Semien.
9:44 PM ET
Otto Lopez hit by pitch.
9:41 PM ET
Griffin Conine pops out to shallow center field to Francisco Lindor.
9:40 PM ET
Jonathan Pintaro (P) replaces Daniel Duarte (P).
9:37 PM ET
Francisco Lindor flies out to deep center field to Jakob Marsee.
9:36 PM ET
Luis Torrens singles to shallow infield. A.J. Ewing to third. Jared Young scores.
9:34 PM ET
Christopher Morel strikes out swinging.
9:32 PM ET
A.J. Ewing singles to right field. Jared Young to second.
9:31 PM ET
Marcus Semien lines out to shortstop to Otto Lopez.
9:30 PM ET
Jared Young singles to left field.
9:28 PM ET
Victor Vodnik (P) replaces Tyler Zuber (P).
9:26 PM ET
Heriberto Hernández strikes out swinging.
9:24 PM ET
Kyle Stowers strikes out swinging.
9:23 PM ET
Joe Mack homers to center field.
9:22 PM ET
Graham Pauley pops out to Bo Bichette.
9:18 PM ET
Carson Benge strikes out swinging.
9:15 PM ET
Bo Bichette walks.
9:13 PM ET
Juan Soto flies out to deep right field to Owen Caissie.
9:12 PM ET
Francisco Lindor homers to right field. Luis Torrens scores. Christopher Morel scores.
9:12 PM ET
Luis Torrens singles to right field. Christopher Morel to third. Marcus Semien scores.
9:10 PM ET
Christopher Morel singles to center field. Marcus Semien to second. Jared Young scores.
9:07 PM ET
A.J. Ewing out on a sacrifice fly to deep center field to Jakob Marsee. Jared Young to third. Carson Benge scores.
9:04 PM ET
Tyler Zuber (P) replaces Josh Ekness (P).
9:04 PM ET
Marcus Semien walks. Jared Young to second. Carson Benge to third.
9:01 PM ET
Jared Young walks. Carson Benge to second.
8:59 PM ET
Carson Benge hit by pitch.
8:57 PM ET
Josh Ekness (P) replaces Calvin Faucher (P).
8:55 PM ET
Owen Caissie flies out to left field to Juan Soto.
8:54 PM ET
Javier Sanoja lines out to right field to Carson Benge.
8:52 PM ET
Jakob Marsee singles to shallow center field. Otto Lopez to second. Griffin Conine scores. Heriberto Hernández scores.
8:51 PM ET
Otto Lopez walks. Griffin Conine to second. Heriberto Hernández to third. Joe Mack scores.
8:46 PM ET
Daniel Duarte (P) replaces Chris Devenski (P).
8:44 PM ET
Griffin Conine singles to right field. Heriberto Hernández to second. Joe Mack to third. Graham Pauley scores.
8:41 PM ET
Heriberto Hernández walks. Joe Mack to second. Graham Pauley to third.
8:39 PM ET
Kyle Stowers flies out to center field to A.J. Ewing.
8:38 PM ET
Joe Mack singles to first base. Graham Pauley to second.
8:37 PM ET
Graham Pauley singles to second base.
8:36 PM ET
Owen Caissie homers to center field.
8:34 PM ET
Chris Devenski (P) replaces Austin Warren (P).
8:32 PM ET
Bo Bichette grounds out to shallow infield, Graham Pauley to Griffin Conine.
8:30 PM ET
Juan Soto walks.
8:28 PM ET
Francisco Lindor strikes out swinging.
8:26 PM ET
Luis Torrens strikes out on a foul tip.
8:23 PM ET
Christopher Morel doubles to shallow infield.
8:21 PM ET
Calvin Faucher (P) replaces Michael Petersen (P).
8:19 PM ET
Javier Sanoja grounds out to shallow infield, Marcus Semien to Christopher Morel.
8:17 PM ET
Jakob Marsee singles to second base.
8:16 PM ET
Otto Lopez grounds out to shortstop, Bo Bichette to Christopher Morel.
8:15 PM ET
Griffin Conine pops out to Bo Bichette.
8:13 PM ET
Austin Warren (P) replaces Robert Stock (P).
8:11 PM ET
A.J. Ewing strikes out swinging.
8:09 PM ET
Marcus Semien flies out to deep center field to Jakob Marsee.
8:08 PM ET
Jared Young flies out to deep center field to Jakob Marsee.
8:07 PM ET
Michael Petersen (P) replaces Cade Gibson (P).
8:05 PM ET
Heriberto Hernández lines out to shortstop to Bo Bichette.
8:04 PM ET
Kyle Stowers strikes out swinging.
8:01 PM ET
Joe Mack singles to center field. Graham Pauley to second. Owen Caissie scores. Jakob Marsee scores.
8:01 PM ET
Graham Pauley singles to right field. Owen Caissie to second. Jakob Marsee to third. Otto Lopez scores.
7:59 PM ET
Owen Caissie walks. Jakob Marsee to second. Otto Lopez to third.
7:56 PM ET
Javier Sanoja lines out to right field to Carson Benge.
7:53 PM ET
Jakob Marsee singles to right center field. Otto Lopez to second.
7:51 PM ET
Otto Lopez hit by pitch.
7:47 PM ET
Carson Benge grounds out to first base to Griffin Conine.
7:45 PM ET
Bo Bichette grounds out to second base, Javier Sanoja to Griffin Conine.
7:44 PM ET
Juan Soto strikes out swinging.
7:41 PM ET
Cade Gibson (P) replaces Janson Junk (P).
7:40 PM ET
Griffin Conine strikes out swinging.
7:37 PM ET
Heriberto Hernández walks.
7:35 PM ET
Kyle Stowers flies out to right field to Carson Benge.
7:34 PM ET
Joe Mack strikes out on a foul tip.
7:30 PM ET
Francisco Lindor flies out to right field to Owen Caissie.
7:28 PM ET
Luis Torrens flies out to Owen Caissie.
7:27 PM ET
Christopher Morel homers to left field. A.J. Ewing scores.
7:26 PM ET
A.J. Ewing singles to right field.
7:25 PM ET
Marcus Semien lines out to center field to Jakob Marsee.
7:22 PM ET
Graham Pauley strikes out swinging.
7:20 PM ET
Owen Caissie flies out to deep left center field to Juan Soto.
7:19 PM ET
Javier Sanoja grounds out to shortstop, Francisco Lindor to Christopher Morel.
7:17 PM ET
Christopher Morel remains in the game as 1B.
7:16 PM ET
Jared Young pops out to shallow center field to Otto Lopez.
7:14 PM ET
Carson Benge grounds out to shallow infield to Griffin Conine. Bo Bichette to second. Francisco Lindor scores.
7:15 PM ET
Jared Young strikes out swinging.
7:13 PM ET
Bo Bichette singles to right field. Francisco Lindor to third. Luis Torrens scores.
7:11 PM ET
Juan Soto pops out to shallow left field to Otto Lopez.
7:10 PM ET
Francisco Lindor hit by pitch.
7:09 PM ET
Luis Torrens doubles to deep right center field. Christopher Morel scores. A.J. Ewing scores.
7:07 PM ET
Christopher Morel pinch-running for Brett Baty.
7:06 PM ET
Brett Baty singles to center field. A.J. Ewing to third. Marcus Semien scores.
7:02 PM ET
A.J. Ewing singles to right center field. Marcus Semien to third. Jared Young scores.
7:01 PM ET
Marcus Semien singles to left center field. Jared Young to second.
7:00 PM ET
Jared Young singles to right center field.
6:57 PM ET
Jakob Marsee grounds out to shallow infield, Brett Baty to Robert Stock.
6:56 PM ET
Otto Lopez singles to shallow infield. Griffin Conine to second.
6:53 PM ET
Griffin Conine singles to right field.
6:51 PM ET
Heriberto Hernández flies out to deep left center field to A.J. Ewing.
6:49 PM ET
Kyle Stowers grounds out to second base, Brett Baty to Robert Stock.
6:47 PM ET
Carson Benge grounds out to shallow infield to Griffin Conine.
6:45 PM ET
Bo Bichette walks.
6:43 PM ET
Juan Soto flies out to deep center field to Jakob Marsee.
6:41 PM ET
Francisco Lindor grounds out to second base, Javier Sanoja to Griffin Conine.

Game Preview

Neither team is in a playoff race — the Mets sit 18 games back and the Marlins 13.5 — but that doesn’t drain the game of meaning. Miami is trying to salvage something from a season that has underperformed expectations, and doing it at home against a team that just beat them makes the task more urgent. The Mets, for their part, have won their last three and are playing with a confidence that hasn’t been visible for much of the year. Pride, momentum, and home-field pride are all on the line.

Miami Marlins Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 72-74
Home Record: 43-31
Away Record: 29-43
Division Record: 14-14
Streak: 2 Loss streak
Winning Percentage: .493

New York Mets Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 67-78
Home Record: 34-40
Away Record: 33-38
Division Record: 10-21
Streak: 3 Win streak
Winning Percentage: .462

Stat Leaders

Miami Marlins (72-74, #3 in division)

Batting Average Leader: Jared Serna, 0.375
RBI Leader: Otto Lopez, 64 RBI
Home Run Leader: Heriberto Hernández, 24 HR
Runs Leader: Otto Lopez, 85 Runs
Hits Leader: Otto Lopez, 171 Hits
Stolen Bases Leader: Otto Lopez, 30 SB
ERA Leader: Anthony Bender, 2.62 ERA
Strikeout Leader: Eury Pérez, 150 K
Wins Leader: Sandy Alcantara, 13 W
Saves Leader: Pete Fairbanks, 18 SV

New York Mets (67-78, #4 in division)

Batting Average Leader: Juan Soto, 0.279
RBI Leader: Bo Bichette, 72 RBI
Home Run Leader: Juan Soto, 24 HR
Runs Leader: Carson Benge, 73 Runs
Hits Leader: Bo Bichette, 150 Hits
Stolen Bases Leader: A.J. Ewing, 22 SB
ERA Leader: Carl Edwards Jr., 1.50 ERA
Strikeout Leader: Nolan McLean, 179 K
Wins Leader: Nolan McLean, 11 W
Saves Leader: Devin Williams, 16 SV

What to Watch For

Manaea enters with a 4.79 ERA and five wins, numbers that reflect a season of inconsistency, but the Mets’ recent offensive support gives him a margin to work with. Francisco Alvarez (.232, 15 HR, 37 RBI) and Francisco Lindor (.230, 17 HR, 39 RBI) anchor a lineup that broke through for nine runs in its last outing against Miami. Juan Soto (.279, 24 HR) remains the most dangerous bat in the order and the one opposing pitchers can least afford to lose track of.

For Miami, the rotation situation bears watching. Max Meyer (2.68 ERA, 121 strikeouts, 9 wins) is on the injured list with a neck issue, and Pete Fairbanks, who leads the club with 18 saves, is also unavailable with a nerve issue. Xavier Edwards, a key piece of the offense with 141 hits and 20 stolen bases, is sidelined with a thumb injury. Those absences open the door for others to step forward. Liam Hicks (.282, 14 HR, 62 RBI) has been one of Miami’s more reliable producers, and Sanoja’s .291 average gives the Marlins a legitimate table-setter capable of making Manaea work early.

Kyle Stowers returns to the bench with lefty Manaea on the mound, a tactical adjustment that reflects how seriously Miami is managing its matchups even in a difficult stretch.

Miami Marlins Injury Report

Pete Fairbanks – Nerve (D15) – The Miami Marlins placed RHP Pete Fairbanks on the 15-day injured list right median nerve irritation.
Xavier Edwards – Thumb (D10) – The Miami Marlins placed INF Xavier Edwards on the 10-day injured list due to a left thumb sprain.
William Kempner – Elbow (D60) – The Miami Marlins placed RHP William Kempner on the 60-day injured list with a right elbow sprain.
Anthony Bender – Shin (D15) – The Miami Marlins placed RHP Anthony Bender on the 15-day injured list with a right shin stress reaction.
Adam Mazur – Elbow (D60) – The Miami Marlins placed RHP Adam Mazur on the 60-day injured list with right elbow surgery.
Ronny Henriquez – Elbow (D60) – The Miami Marlins placed RHP Ronny Henriquez on the 60-day injured list with right elbow UCL surgery.
Max Meyer – Neck (D15) – The Miami Marlins placed RHP Max Meyer on the 15-day injured list due to neck a injury.
Andrew Nardi – Ribs (D60) – The Miami Marlins transferred LHP Andrew Nardi from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list due to a stress reaction in his left ribcage.
Robby Snelling – Elbow (D60) – The Miami Marlins transferred LHP Robby Snelling from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with a left UCL sprain.

New York Mets Injury Report

Jorge Polanco – Ankle (D60) – The New York Mets transferred DH Jorge Polanco to the 60-day injured list with left ankle bursitis.
Cionel Pérez – Forearm (D15) – The New York Mets placed LHP Cionel Pérez on the 15-day injured list due to a left forearm strain.
Devin Williams – Shoulder (D15) – The New York Mets placed RHP Devin Williams on the 15-day injured list with a right shoulder strain.
Tylor Megill – Elbow (D60) – The New York Mets placed RHP Tylor Megill on the 60-day injured list due to an elbow injury.
Reed Garrett – Elbow (D60) – The New York Mets placed RHP Reed Garrett on the 60-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation.

Miami Marlins Upcoming 2026 Schedule

September 09, 2026 vs New York Mets
September 11, 2026 vs Los Angeles Dodgers
September 12, 2026 vs Los Angeles Dodgers
September 13, 2026 vs Los Angeles Dodgers
September 14, 2026 at Arizona Diamondbacks
September 15, 2026 at Arizona Diamondbacks
September 16, 2026 at Arizona Diamondbacks
September 18, 2026 at San Diego Padres
September 19, 2026 at San Diego Padres
September 20, 2026 at San Diego Padres

New York Mets Upcoming 2026 Schedule

September 09, 2026 at Miami Marlins
September 11, 2026 at New York Yankees
September 12, 2026 at New York Yankees
September 13, 2026 at New York Yankees
September 14, 2026 vs Baltimore Orioles
September 15, 2026 vs Baltimore Orioles
September 16, 2026 vs Baltimore Orioles
September 17, 2026 vs Philadelphia Phillies
September 18, 2026 vs Philadelphia Phillies
September 19, 2026 vs Philadelphia Phillies

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