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The New York Mets defeated the Miami Marlins 9–7 on May 29 at Citi Field in a game that stayed well under the Vegas total of 2, despite both teams combining for 20 hits. The Mets prevailed despite posting a modest .226 batting average and .643 OPS, relying on two home runs and eight RBIs to overcome Miami's 12-hit attack. Miami's offense generated more contact, recording 12 hits with a .699 OPS, but managed only one long ball and six RBIs, leaving runners on base at critical moments. New York's pitching staff struck out nine while allowing 12 hits and five earned runs across a 3.92 ERA outing, while Miami's hurlers matched the strikeout total but surrendered eight hits and seven earned runs with a 4.24 ERA. The Mets' defense committed one error that didn't prove costly, while the Marlins' inability to capitalize on their hit total highlighted a troubling trend of offensive inefficiency. The Mets' resilience in a low-run environment suggests their pitching depth may stabilize the rotation despite modest ERA numbers.