Mets Shut Out Marlins, Prospects Shine

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The Met's shed out the Miami Marlins 9-0 on Monday night at Clover Park.

That victory marks their third win in a row, boosting their great fruit league record to

8-5.

Tyrone Taylor kept his hot spring going with an RBI double right away, while Prospect Ryan

Clifford smashed a two-run double to build an early lead.

Carson Benj had a huge night too.

Reaching base three times and driving in three runs with a triple and a two-run single.

Ronnie Mauricio impressed in his push for an opening day roster spot, working deep counts

for a walk, an infield hit, and an RBI double across three.

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These performances highlight the depth in the Met's lineup as Prospect step up.

On the mound, Zach Thorne impressed in his big lead camp debut, tossing three scoreless

innings with just two hits allowed.

Fred Kimbrough picked off a runner early, and Devon Williams fan too, with his sharp

slider in a clean fifth.

David Peterson starts Tuesday afternoon when the Met's hosts the Cardinals at Clover Park,

with first pitch at 1-10 pm on SNY.

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