With a crowd of 3,123 on hand at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, the hosting Miami Marlins topped the Mets in a low-scoring, 3-1 affair. For the first time through their streak, they did not have to come-from-behind, although the two clubs did trade zeroes until the bottom of the fifth inning.
Robert Dugger started and lasted 2 2/3 innings, striking out four batters but surrendering three hits and a walk. He got 30-of-47 pitches over the plate before giving way to reliever Brad Boxberger.
In 1 1/3 frames, Boxberger struck out a pair and did not give up a walk or a hit.