Wilmer exits game with dizziness, dehydration

WASHINGTON -- During a nightmare first inning for the Mets on Tuesday, infielder Wilmer Flores left their game against the Nationals due to dizziness and dehydration.

Starting at first base, Flores doubled in his lone at-bat in the top of the first inning. He was then unable to field two ground balls in his general direction in the bottom of the inning. With one out and the Nationals stringing together an extended rally, Phillip Evans replaced Flores at first.

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In 85 games, Flores was batting .265 with nine home runs and a .766 OPS. He had been starting regularly at first base for the Mets, though assistant general manager John Ricco said earlier Tuesday that the team…