Matz leads Mets out of the cellar

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Miami

Standing in foul territory, Steven Matz looked at the ball that he had just mishandled and started to kick him furiously and then changed and was content to pick it up

Matz and the New York Mets keep their cold Sunday, barely, overcoming three mistakes and escaping from the NL East winery after a stay of ############################################################################## 39, one day defeating the Miami Marlins 5-2.

The Mets, who endured The worst month of June was won for the second time in the last 12 games to reach the mid-season at 33- 48.

"We are all disappointed with our position," said Matz. "We had higher expectations, we will continue to push." ​​

Matz (4-5) pitched 51/3 innings and awarded only one undeserved run. He scored on his mistake, and he worked around the mistakes of two teammates

"You still see him a little upset there," said manager Mickey Callaway. "But he gets together and makes the next pitch, today he won the match for us because he did it."

The New York bullpen limited Miami to a shot in the final 32/3 innings. Jeurys Familia completed the free kick with a perfect ninth for his 15th save

Asdrubal Cabrera hit his 14th circuit off Dan Straily (3-4). Todd Frazier scored twice and scored three times, and Kevin Plawecki doubled the first run of New York

Straily allowed three runs in seven innings, matching his longest outing of the year. Cameron Maybin hit his first run for the Marlins, but they slipped to last place in the division.

Matz filled the goals with two outs in the second by walking Straily, a career hitter 0556, but then withdrew Starlin Castro to escape.

Matz also reached behind his legs to trap Lewis Brinson's grounder and remove him in fourth. But the left-hander failed to find Straily's safety shot with two outs in the inning, allowing Miguel Rojas to score in third.

"If I had taken my time, I would have" Matz said:

Cubs 11, Twins 10: Jon Lester (11-2) managed a three-run circuit in eight innings and finished with his 11th win. Ian Happ also ran for Chicago

Rays 3, Astros 2: Blake Snell retired 10 of his opponents and Tampa Bay completed an 8-1 home visit. Evan Gattis has signed twice for Houston

Dodgers 6, Rockies 4: Matt Kemp had three hits and led in four points, including a home run in the eighth inning for Los Angeles. ] Giants 9, from behind 6: Brandon Belt and Joe Panik each scored two points and Hunter Pence had a two-point double against San Francisco.

Orioles 8, Angels 2: Manny Machado and Mark Trumbo hit consecutive streaks after the Angels lost a window to the sun, and Baltimore ended a run of seven consecutive defeats.

Mariners 1, Royals 0: James Paxton limited Kansas City to two hits and withdrew 11 batters in eight innings and Seattle earned its seventh consecutive victory

Indians 15, A 3: Francisco Lindor managed two Cleveland doubles and the Indians finished The Oakland six-game series ..

White Sox 10, Rangers 5: Matt Davidson has A double is a second straight three-shot game to lead Chicago after Texas.

4 Phillies, Nationals 3 (13): Pinch-hitter Andrew Knapp Homer just inside the right hand fault pole at the 13th in Philadelphia in front of Washington

Reds 8, Brewers 2: Jose Peraza hit a grand slam in the sixth inning and Matt Harvey improved to 4-5

Braves 6, Cardinals 5: Mike Foltynewicz launched five rounds of play and Freddie Freeman made home for Atlanta

Tigers 9, Blue Jays 1: Nick Castellanos hit his fourth career grand slam for Detroit,

Pirates 7, Padres 5: Colin Moran hit his second grand slam of the season and Corey Dickerson and Elias Diaz also made the circuit for Pittsburgh.