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CHICAGO \u2014 The collision between a sizzling starting pitcher and lineup in the same category produced a giant fireball bearing a Mets logo Friday.<\/p>\n
Shota Imanaga, a strong early candidate for National League Rookie of the Year, simply got pummeled from the start, with the Mets resuming the beatdown tactics that began on their last homestand.<\/p>\n
How bad was it for the Cubs left-hander? <\/p>\n
Consider that he began the afternoon with a 1.89 ERA and ended it at 2.96. That\u2019s a rough day at the office \u2014 or in this case, the Friendly Confines.<\/p>\n
The Mets blasted three homers against Imanaga and rolled to an 11-1 victory at Wrigley Field.<\/p>\n
It was an eighth victory in nine games for the Mets, who had a seven-game winning streak snapped two days earlier in Texas.<\/p>\n
J.D. Martinez, Francisco Alvarez and Brandon Nimmo all homered for the Mets, who have reached double digits in scoring three times in their last five games. <\/p>\n
Jose Iglesias added to the attack with a 4-for-5 performance.<\/p>\n
Imanaga had allowed more than two earned runs in a start only once this season. On this day, he was tagged for 10 earned runs on 11 hits and was removed after three-plus innings.<\/p>\n
Jose Quintana was staked to a 6-1 lead in the third and lasted 6 \u00b9\/\u2083 innings. The left-hander allowed one earned run on four hits and one walk with eight strikeouts in a second straight solid outing.<\/p>\n
The parade started with Martinez\u2019s three-run homer in the first after Francisco Lindor led off the game with a double and Pete Alonso walked. <\/p>\n
The blast was the ninth this season for Martinez, who started the day with a .936 OPS in June.<\/p>\n
The Cubs loaded the bases in the first against Quintana with help from Mark Vientos\u2019 error \u2014 his first this season. <\/p>\n
But Christopher Morel hit into a double play (with one run scoring), dousing the Cubs\u2019 chances of a big inning.<\/p>\n
Alvarez homered leading off the second. It was Alvarez\u2019s first homer since returning from the injured list last week. Alvarez\u2019s only other homer this season came March 30. <\/p>\n
Before the inning was complete, Nimmo hit a two-run homer that extended the Mets\u2019 lead to 6-1. <\/p>\n
The homer was Nimmo\u2019s third in five games against three different teams (the Padres and Rangers previously).<\/p>\n
Imanaga slogged into the third and allowed a leadoff double to Alonso before Starling Marte singled him to third. <\/p>\n
After Alonso was tagged out between third and home on a grounder, Iglesias\u2019 RBI single gave the Mets a 7-1 lead.<\/p>\n
Martinez drove in his fourth run of the game with a single in the fourth. That rally began with Lindor\u2019s leadoff double and a single by Nimmo. <\/p>\n
But the Mets weren\u2019t finished in the inning: Alonso walked and Marte\u2019s RBI fielder\u2019s choice put the Mets ahead 9-1. Iglesias\u2019 ensuing two-run single continued the deluge.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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