The New York Mets play the Miami Marlins on Wednesday, September 9 at 6:40 p.m. ET at loanDepot park. Robert Stock starts for New York against Janson Junk, a day after the Mets won 7-5.
| First pitch | Wednesday, September 9, 6:40 p.m. ET |
| TV | Regional coverage in both markets, MLB.TV out of market |
| Mets starter | Robert Stock, RHP (1-3) |
| Marlins starter | Janson Junk, RHP (6-9) |
| Records | Mets 67-78, Marlins 72-74 |
| Series | Mets lead after Tuesday’s 7-5 win |
What Time Is Mets vs. Marlins and What Channel?
6:40 p.m. ET in Miami. Regional coverage in both markets and MLB.TV out of market.
New York’s Season Is Already Over
The Mets are 67-78 and 18 games behind Atlanta in the NL East, which is not where anyone expected this team to be in September. Tuesday brought a rare good night, a 7-5 win with Sean Manaea getting the win and Kodai Senga finishing it for his seventh save.
Robert Stock at 1-3 is the kind of arm a team turns to when the season has gotten away from it. Janson Junk counters at 6-9 for a Miami club that has quietly played better than expected at 72-74.
What It Means for the Race
Nothing, for either side. Miami is 13 and a half back in the East and outside the wild card picture, New York is 18 back. Both are playing for 2027 at this point.
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The Bottom Line
6:40 p.m. ET Wednesday in Miami. Stock against Junk, with the Mets going for the series after Tuesday’s win.