Mets vs. Marlins spring training: How to watch on March 23, 2025

Griffin Canning, who owns a 0.90 ERA this spring, starts for the Mets

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The Mets continue their Grapefruit League action as they take on the Miami Marlins at 1:10 p.m. on PIX11. Here's what to know about the game and how to watch...

Mets Notes

  • Griffin Canning, Sunday's starter on the mound, has allowed just one earned run over the course of his three starts this spring
  • Brett Baty leads the Grapefruit League with his 1.123 OPS this spring. He's in the lineup again, playing second base and hitting sixth
  • Juan Soto leads all Mets players with four home runs this spring, while Baty and Jose Siri are just off the pace with three
    MARLINS
    METS

    Javier Sanoja, LF

    Francisco Lindor, SS

    Dane Myers, CF

    Starling Marte, DH

    Kyle Stowers, RF

    Pete Alonso, 1B

    Eric Wagaman, 3B

    Brandon Nimmo, LF

    Matt Mervis, 1B

    Mark Vientos, 3B

    Liam Hicks, DH

    Brett Baty, 2B

    Rob Brantly, C

    Alexander Canario, RF

    Starlyn Caba, SS

    Luis Torrens, C

    Carter Johnson, 2B

    Tyrone Taylor, CF

    How can I watch Mets vs. Marlins online?

    To watch Mets games online via PIX11, you will need a subscription to a TV service provider and live in the New York City metro area. This will allow fans to watch the Mets on their computer, tablet or mobile phone browser.

    To get started on your computer, go to the PIX11 live stream website and follow the site's steps. For more FAQs, you can go here.