Soto's home run traveled 449 feet on a 99.8 mph fastball, and it was the only run New York produced — three hits, one walk, nine innings of almost nothing else. Eury Pérez gave them two hits over 6.1 innings with five strikeouts, and Owen Caissie drove in both Miami runs on a groundout and a single. Sean Manaea took the loss having allowed four hits and one earned in 3.2 innings, which is the kind of line that means the bullpen was asked to cover the rest. The Mets left one runner on base all night — they were not threatening so much as passing through.