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Marlins Edge Mets in Close Contest at Clover Park

Friday, March 13, 2026, 6:10 PM ET · Clover Park

Miami Marlins 1, New York Mets 0, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Miami Marlins vs New York Mets?

Miami Marlins beat New York Mets 1-0 at Clover Park on March 13, 2026.

The Miami Marlins secured a narrow 1-0 victory over the New York Mets at Clover Park, marking a significant win in their ongoing series where the Marlins now lead 3-1. This matchup was particularly noteworthy as it showcased the contrasting recent forms of both teams, with the Marlins having a much stronger record in their last ten games compared to the Mets.

In their last ten outings, the Mets have struggled, recording a 4-6 record and currently on a one-game losing streak. They have averaged 4.6 runs scored per game while allowing 4.9 runs. Their recent performance at home has been particularly concerning, as they hold a home record of 2-3 in their last five games, with an average of 3.8 runs scored and 5.4 runs allowed. In contrast, the Marlins have been in better form, boasting a 7-3 record in their last ten games and currently riding a one-game winning streak. They have averaged 4.1 runs scored and 3.9 runs allowed during this stretch. Their away record stands at 5-2, indicating a solid performance on the road.

The Mets faced challenges with injuries affecting their roster significantly. Key players such as Cionel Perez (forearm), Devin Williams (shoulder), Jorge Polanco (ankle), Reed Garrett (elbow), and Tylor Megill (elbow) are all on the injured list, with varying timelines for their return. The Marlins also dealt with injuries, having Anthony Bender (lower leg), Pete Fairbanks (hand), Xavier Edwards (thumb), Max Meyer (neck), and Ronny Henriquez (elbow) sidelined.

Historically, the Mets have had a mixed record against the Marlins, with a head-to-head record of 6-7 in their previous meetings this season. The most recent encounters had seen the Mets win one game and lose three against the Marlins, including this latest match where the Mets were unable to score.

The only run of the game came in the seventh inning when Morel singled to left, allowing Norby to score. This pivotal moment proved decisive as neither team could capitalize on further opportunities, leading to the Marlins securing the win.

The betting market reflected the teams' recent performances, with odds suggesting a competitive matchup. The final odds were not specified, but the home win probability for the Mets was recorded at 0.0 by the end of the game, indicating a strong expectation for the Marlins to win based on their performance.

The game took place under standard baseball conditions, with no specific weather details provided, but Clover Park typically offers a favorable environment for play. Fans watching the game were treated to a tense contest, highlighting the importance of each scoring opportunity, especially given the close nature of the final score.

Overall, this game underscored the Marlins' ability to capitalize on their chances while the Mets continue to grapple with both performance and injury issues as the season progresses.

Injury report

  • Cionel Perez15-Day-ILForearmNew York Mets
  • Devin Williams15-Day-ILShoulderNew York Mets
  • Jorge Polanco60-Day-ILAnkleNew York Mets
  • Reed Garrett60-Day-ILElbowNew York Mets
  • Tylor Megill60-Day-ILElbowNew York Mets
  • Anthony Bender15-Day-ILLower LegMiami Marlins
  • Pete Fairbanks15-Day-ILHandMiami Marlins
  • Xavier Edwards10-Day-ILThumbMiami Marlins
  • Max Meyer15-Day-ILNeckMiami Marlins
  • Ronny Henriquez60-Day-ILElbowMiami Marlins

Recent form

New York Mets

Last 10: 4-6Streak L14.6 scored · 4.9 allowed per game2-3 at home

  • L0-4at Miami MarlinsSep 28
  • W5-0at Miami MarlinsSep 27
  • L2-6at Miami MarlinsSep 26
  • L3-10at Chicago CubsSep 25
  • W9-7at Chicago CubsSep 23
  • L2-3vs Washington NationalsSep 21
  • L3-5vs Washington NationalsSep 20
  • W12-6vs Washington NationalsSep 19
  • W6-1vs San Diego PadresSep 18
  • L4-7vs San Diego PadresSep 17

Miami Marlins

Last 10: 7-3Streak W14.1 scored · 3.9 allowed per game5-2 away

  • W4-0vs New York MetsSep 28
  • L0-5vs New York MetsSep 27
  • W6-2vs New York MetsSep 26
  • L0-1at Philadelphia PhilliesSep 25
  • L1-11at Philadelphia PhilliesSep 24
  • W6-5at Philadelphia PhilliesSep 23
  • W4-2at Texas RangersSep 21
  • W6-4at Texas RangersSep 20
  • W8-4at Colorado RockiesSep 18
  • W6-5at Colorado RockiesSep 17

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Atlanta-57W1.59383
Philadelphia461L1.56479
Miami1269W2.50771
Washington1775L1.47267
New York2077W1.45063

How the scoring went

  1. 7th Inning1-0Morel singled to left, Norby scored.

Win probability

Above the line favours New York Mets, below favours Miami Marlins.

Venue

  • Clover ParkPort St. Lucie, Florida
  • Attendance4466
  • OfficialsHunter Wendelstedt, Lance Barksdale, Ramon De Jesus, Emil Jimenez

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