The offenses of these two teams have been on fire and the bullpens carry high fatigue ratings after Thursday's 9-8 16-inning Mets victory. Miami relievers threw 13 innings while New York's bullpen accounting for 11 1/3 innings in that game.

The Mets lead the majors in homers and are fourth in runs scored. They are averaging 7.4 runs during their last five games. The Marlins are fifth in the league in runs scored while averaging 6.1 runs during their last six games.

Yoenis Cespedes has smacked five homers in the last three games. Marcell Ozuna has driven home 10 runs in his last three games. These are two of the hottest-hitting power-hitters in baseball.

The total is so low because Noah Syndergaard is starting for the Mets. However, Edinson Volquez is getting the start for Miami. He's several rungs below Syndergaard. The fences also have been moved in at Marlins Park. It's still a pitcher's park, but not quite as much as before.