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MINNEAPOLIS \u2014 The Mets have benefited on this road trip from sloppy play by opponents, but Tuesday night they had their own letdown on that front.<\/p>\n
It was one play, but also enough to shape the game. Francisco Lindor booted a third-inning grounder, leading to two unearned runs, and the Mets never regained the lead in a 6-3 loss to the Twins at Target Field.<\/p>\n
This one wasn\u2019t all on Lindor \u2014 the Mets wasted chances at the plate and had a rare lackluster bullpen performance \u2014 but the shortstop\u2019s four errors over the team\u2019s first 17 games is certainly noteworthy. <\/p>\n
Especially from a player consistently in the Gold Glove conversation at his position.<\/p>\n
Lindor is also yet to get on track offensively, owning a .641 OPS after going 1-for-5 with a single on a night the Mets got most of their scoring from the long ball: Pete Alonso and Juan Soto each homered.<\/p>\n
Lindor struck out to end the game after the Mets had put two runners on base in the ninth following a Twins error and botched double play.<\/p>\n
Tylor Megill wasn\u2019t his sharpest over five innings, allowing four runs (two of which were unearned) on eight hits with three strikeouts. <\/p>\n
The right-hander departed after 95 pitches. <\/p>\n
Megill still hasn\u2019t completed six innings in a start this season but owns a 1.40 ERA. <\/p>\n
Kodai Senga\u2019s 1.06 ERA is the best among Mets starting pitchers.<\/p>\n
Alonso added to his torrid start with a two-out homer in the first inning for the game\u2019s first run. <\/p>\n
The blast was Alonso\u2019s fifth this season and second on the road trip, giving him 20 RBIs. The first baseman began the day with a 1.136 OPS.<\/p>\n
Lindor\u2019s fielding error in the third inning led to the Twins scoring two unearned runs to go ahead 2-1. <\/p>\n
Lindor booted Ty France\u2019s grounder that should have been the third out, allowing Harrison Bader to score. Carlos Correa\u2019s ensuing RBI single brought in the second run.<\/p>\n
Soto\u2019s second homer in as many games tied it 2-2 in the fourth. Soto jumped on a 1-1 changeup from Bailey Ober and cleared the right field fence for his third homer this season.<\/p>\n
After Trevor Larnach was hit by a pitching leading off the bottom of the inning, Ryan Jeffers hit a shot against Megill in the bottom of the inning that was initially ruled a home run. <\/p>\n
But a replay review showed the ball hit the top of the left field fence and bounded into play. <\/p>\n
Jeffers\u2019 shot was reduced to a double and the Twins managed only one run in the inning, on Bader\u2019s infield single.<\/p>\n
Byron Buxton\u2019s speed helped place the Mets in a 4-2 hole in the fourth.<\/p>\n
Buxton singled leading off the fifth and stole second before racing home from third on France\u2019s grounder to Luisangel Acu\u00f1a against a drawn-in infield.<\/p>\n
Max Kranick\u2019s 10-inning scoreless streak to begin the season was snapped in the sixth, when Edouard Julien delivered an RBI single that gave the Twins a 5-2 lead. <\/p>\n
Jeffers\u2019 double began the rally.<\/p>\n
Luis Torrens\u2019 double in the seventh gave the Mets runners on second and third with one out (Mark Vientos opened with a single), but Jesse Winker\u2019s sacrifice fly brought in the inning\u2019s only run.<\/p>\n
Brooks Lee homered against Kranick in the seventh to put the Twins ahead 6-3. <\/p>\n
Kranick, entering the game, had held opponents to an .063 OPS. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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