Braves Sweep Marlins in Dominant Series Win

The New York Mets delivered a record-setting offensive performance in a 19-9 victory over the Miami Marlins, marking the most runs scored by the team at home and the most in the first two innings in franchise history. Jonah Tong made a strong major league debut for the Mets, pitching five innings with six strikeouts. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Braves continued their dominance over the Marlins, winning 12-1 with Ozzie Albies driving in five runs and Jurickson Profar hitting two solo homers, contributing to Atlanta's 8-5 season series lead against Miami. The Braves have shown a pattern of explosive ninth-inning rallies against the Marlins, including a recent nine-run ninth inning highlighted by Albies' second homer of the game and contributions from star players Ronald Acuña Jr. and rookie Drake Baldwin. These performances underscore the struggles of the Marlins, who have lost multiple series and fallen behind in the National League East standings, while the Mets and Braves continue to vie for positioning in the division.