Kyle Stowers
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Sep 13, 2026
Scott KornbergHOST
He lined out to right.
Scott KornbergHOST
Kyle Stowers then struck out.
Scott KornbergHOST
So two out and nobody on.
Scott KornbergHOST
And the Marlins perfectly executed a little two-out rally.
Scott KornbergHOST
He was four for five.
Scott KornbergHOST
Kyle Stowers reached base three times, a single, and two walks as well.
Scott KornbergHOST
Nonetheless, the Marlins fall by a final score of 6-2.
Scott KornbergHOST
When we come back, we'll take a listen to the highlights here on the 10th inning show, Miami and L.A. in the series opener.
Scott KornbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
RBI double, and the Marlins are on the board in the sixth.
Scott KornbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Dodgers lead is cut to 2-1.
Scott KornbergHOST
After that, Kyle Stowers was intentionally walked, and so the Marlins had the potential tying run on second base and the potential go-ahead run on first, but Esteori Ruiz struck out against Devin Phillips, the only out Phillips would get, and the Marlins were done in the sixth inning.
Scott KornbergHOST
That proved to be pretty big because the Dodgers had a really huge two-out rally in the seventh.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
Great week for Marlins lefties, and there are some decent ones to target.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
Assuming healthy, Kyle Stowers, but probably pretty widely rostered.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
Griffin Conine, Owen Casey, if you need power.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
I guess.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
So we'll see what Uri is able to put together this Sunday afternoon.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
Goldie's guarantee for this weekend, Kyle Stowers.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
He's sitting at 19 home runs right now.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
That 20 home run mark is a milestone mark, and I think he hits it this weekend against the Dodgers.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
So Goldie's guarantee, Kyle Stowers to hit a home run.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
He gets his 20th of the season this weekend against the Dodgers.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
It's a guarantee.
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Jamie GoldmanHOST
And it's only been a couple of years.
Marc LuinoHOST
Just hit him against righties only.
Marc LuinoHOST
But he's like this year's Kyle Stowers and that.
Marc LuinoHOST
A little bit of an older player.
Marc LuinoHOST
Doesn't have the prospect shine anymore, but absolutely hits the piss out of the ball.
Marc LuinoHOST
No, he does.
James SchianoHOST
He's been, I mean, the model's just shitting out Kyle Stowers at this point.
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Yeah.
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They got like four of
Evan RobertsHOST
He comes out like a ball of fire by striking out the side in the first inning.
Evan RobertsHOST
He strikes out Kyle Stowers.
Evan RobertsHOST
He strikes out Heriberto Hernandez, the guy who walked off the Mets back in May.
Evan RobertsHOST
He strikes out Griffin Conine.
Evan RobertsHOST
And to the credit of Jonah Tong, and this is where it's so difficult to rate this start because it was like three different starts.
Evan RobertsHOST
The beginning of the game, the four batters with the triple, the home run, the walk mixed in, followed by the response.
Evan RobertsHOST
And the response by Jonah Tong was to get a line out against Joe Mack, strike out Kyle Stowers, pitch a one, two, three, third, get through a relatively clean fourth, work around a one out hit batsman in the fifth.
Evan RobertsHOST
And so really settle in.
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Runner at second, one out, Jacob Marcy would make it a two-run game with an RBI double to the right center field gap, scoring Joe Mack.
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But Senga would buckle down right after, striking out pinch hitters Owen Casey and Kyle Stowers on 10 straight fork balls to end it, securing his seventh save as the Mets closer, as the Mets would notch a series victory in Game 2, 7-5.
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And in the series finale, long story short, it was an offensive shootout.
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The Mets would take a commanding lead in the road second against right-hander Jansen Junk.
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Next batter, 1st and 3rd, 2 out, Graham Pauley would ground an RBI single up the middle, deflect it off of Pintaro and pass the diving Lindor and Simeon as Javier Sanoja would come in to score 15-11 Mets after 8.
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Nate Lavender would get the 9th and deem himself human for the first time in his MLB career.
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Runner at 2nd, 1 out, Griffin Conine would rip an RBI double down the right field line, scoring Kyle Stowers 15-12.
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Next batter, Otto Lopez, would slice an RBI triple down the right field line and into the corner, scoring conine, getting the tying run to the plate with one out.
John Luke ShaparoHOST
They're not superstars, but I mean, Griffin Conine's no slouch.
John Luke ShaparoHOST
Kyle Stowers is no slouch, you know? Even Jacob Marcy is no slouch himself either.
John Luke ShaparoHOST
I mean, he had that, uh, uh, that big home run, if I remember correctly, off of Tong, and had a couple of big hits, you know, throughout the series, you know? So these guys, they're not slouches.
John Luke ShaparoHOST
I mean, when, when he's healthy, Xavier Edwards is also a thorn in the Mets' side, you know? Es- especially at second base, he's fast.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
Then gives up a base hit that scores a run, then another base hit that scores two more.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
But credit to Robert Stock, he picked up a big strikeout of Kyle Stowers and then got a line out which was hit on a rope at 104.5 miles per hour.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
Bo Bichette was right there to make the catch, and the Mets escaped that inning having given up just three runs.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
And for Stock, I mean under the circumstances, I, I think he'll take four innings of three-run ball for Robert Stock.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
which we've seen this season.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
Stowers, Conine, Casey, Marcy, Mack, when they had Liam Hicks in the lineup, he was a really good hitter against righties.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
And that's why the Marlins had so much success against right-handed pitching this season.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
But on the other side of things, you were relying on guys like Leo Jimenez.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
You need that guy in the middle of the lineup that's going to match 30 home runs.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
Marlins don't have that guy right now.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
Eroberto Hernandez and Kyle Stowers are doing their best with an Owen Casey and Joe Mack sprinkled in as well, but they don't have that guy.
Jamie GoldmanHOST
Pete Alonso, that David Ortiz, that Aaron Judge, that's in the middle of your lineup that you can just count on to straight up mash home runs.
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