Miami Marlins starter José Ureña spotted the Mets an early five-run first-inning lead before the home team even got their turn at the plate, and the Marlins spent the next nine innings doing almost (but not quite) enough to come back.
Ureña’s resultant 31 GameScore was only slightly better than his terrible season-opening mark of 25. He’s now sporting a 10.98 ERA and a 2.423 WHIP after 8 2/3 innings of work, clearly the worst performance of the five-man Miami Marlins starting rotation.
