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Preview: Game 150 - Marlins at Mets - Turner vs Niese

Found September 21, 2012 on Mets Chronicle: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Jacob Turner,  Omar Infante,  Anibal Sanchez,  Jonathon Niese,  Jeremy Hefner,  John Maine,  Mike Baxter,  Ike Davis,  Josh Johnson
TEAMS: Miami Marlins,  Detroit Tigers,  Cincinnati Reds,  New York Mets,  Milwaukee Brewers,  Philadelphia Phillies,  Atlanta Braves
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Miami Marlins (66-84) at New York Mets (66-83) 7:10 PM ET SeasonRd/HmLast StartLast 3 App STARTERSGSRECERAAIPRECERADATEOPPDECIPHERRECIPERA J. Turner (R) 4 1-2 3.754.20-13.759/14CINW7.0201-118.03.50 J. Niese (L) 28 11-9 3.465.25-53.709/14@MILW6.0621-218.03.00 Preview: Jacob Turner will try to build off his first victory with the Miami Marlins as he toes the rubber on Friday night in the opener of a three-game series against the New York Mets. Acquired from the Detroit Tigers on July 23 as part of a package for infielder Omar Infante and starter Anibal Sanchez, Turner has gone 1-2 with a 3.75 earned run average in four starts and turned in perhaps his best major league appearance last time out. The 21-year-old hurled a career-high seven scoreless innings in a victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, scattering two hits and a pair of walks while striking out three. "I was just being aggressive early, trying to get ahead as much as I could," Turne...
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