It’s the New York Mets versus the Miami Marlins at loanDepot park on May 22, 2026. Here’s how to watch live on TV.
- Time: 7:10 PM ET
- Location: loanDepot park, Miami, FL
- TV Channels: SportsNet New York (SNY), MLB Miami Marlins
- Streaming: Miami Marlins – MLB.TV, New York Mets – MLB.TV
- League Package: MLB Extra Innings®
How to Watch New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins on May 22, 2026
You can watch the Miami Marlins take on the New York Mets live on DIRECTV on Miami Marlins – MLB.TV, New York Mets – MLB.TV, SportsNet New York (SNY) and MLB Miami Marlins on May 22, 2026 at 7:10 PM ET.
New York Mets (22-28) at Miami Marlins (22-29) — Game Preview
The Mets and Marlins meet at loanDepot park with both clubs sitting a game apart in the standings, New York at 22-28 and Miami at 22-29. The contrast at the plate is real, with Miami hitting .245 as a team while New York sits at .231, though the Mets have the cleaner pitching staff at a 3.85 ERA against a Marlins mark of 4.39. Tobias Myers (0-1, 3.41 ERA) draws the start for New York opposite Eury Pérez (2-6, 5.33), and the gap in their bodies of work this season is significant. Juan Soto carries the Mets lineup with nine home runs and a .292 average, while Otto Lopez has been the most productive bat in the Marlins order at .342 with a .487 slugging percentage. Liam Hicks gives Miami a power option behind the plate with 42 RBIs to go with nine home runs, the kind of run-production profile that puts pressure on Myers across multiple turns through the order. Both starters will work around significant injury context, with the Mets missing Francisco Lindor, Francisco Alvarez and Kodai Senga, and the Marlins down Griffin Conine and Adam Mazur.
Regional Coverage
SportsNet New York (SNY), MLB Miami Marlins
Streaming
Miami Marlins – MLB.TV, New York Mets – MLB.TV
League Packages
MLB Extra Innings®
What Time is the New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins Game Today?
The New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins game starts at 7:10 PM ET.
Where Can I Watch New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins?
You can watch New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins on Miami Marlins – MLB.TV, New York Mets – MLB.TV, your local regional sports network, SportsNet New York (SNY), MLB Miami Marlins and MLB Extra Innings®.
New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins Channel on DIRECTV
SportsNet New York (SNY) (Channel 639), MLB Miami Marlins (Channel 665)
Players to Watch: New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins
New York Mets
Juan Soto — LF. The Mets’ left fielder leads the team with nine home runs and is hitting .292 with 20 RBIs, the headline run-producer in a lineup that sits at .231 as a group. His .292 average is more than 60 points above the team mark, which is why his at-bats often decide the inning.
Bo Bichette — 3B. Bichette is the Mets’ top RBI man at 27, paired with a .225 average and five home runs from the hot corner. Against a Pérez fastball that’s been hit hard for a 5.33 ERA, that RBI total in fewer than 50 games is the kind of number that gets a starter pulled if it climbs early.
Tobias Myers — SP. Myers carries a 3.41 ERA and a 1.03 WHIP across 29.0 innings, with 23 strikeouts and a 0-1 record. The WHIP stands out as a strength, giving New York a starter who has done a good job limiting baserunners in a smaller sample.
Miami Marlins
Otto Lopez — SS. Lopez is hitting .342 with a .373 on-base percentage and a .487 slugging percentage, giving Miami one of the best contact bats in this matchup. His ability to reach base sets up the middle of a Marlins order that has been stronger by average than the Mets so far.
Liam Hicks — C. Hicks pairs nine home runs with 42 RBIs and a .280 average, giving Miami strong run production from behind the plate. His RBI total leads the hitters featured in this matchup and gives the Marlins a key middle-order threat.
Eury Pérez — SP. Pérez carries a 5.33 ERA and a 1.41 WHIP across 52.1 innings, with 58 strikeouts and a 2-6 record. The strikeout total gives him a way to work out of trouble, but he will need to limit baserunners against a Mets lineup led by Soto and Bichette.
Injury Report: New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins
New York Mets
Kodai Senga (SP) — 15-day IL, back inflammation
A.J. Minter (RP) — 60-day IL, left lat surgery
Clay Holmes (SP) — 60-day IL, right leg fracture
Jared Young (1B) — 10-day IL, left knee surgery
Francisco Lindor (SS) — 10-day IL, left calf strain
Jorge Polanco (1B) — 10-day IL, left achilles inflammation
Francisco Alvarez (C) — 10-day IL, right knee surgery
Luis Robert Jr. (CF) — 10-day IL, back
Reed Garrett (RP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
Justin Hagenman (RP) — 60-day IL, ribs
Ronny Mauricio (SS) — 10-day IL, left thumb fracture
Dedniel Nunez (RP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
Tylor Megill (SP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
Robert Stock (RP) — out, right shoulder surgery
Miami Marlins
Robby Snelling (SP) — 60-day IL, left elbow surgery
Leo Jimenez (3B) — 7-day IL, concussion
Ronny Henriquez (RP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
Jesus Tinoco (RP) — out, right elbow surgery
Griffin Conine (LF) — 10-day IL, left hamstring surgery
Adam Mazur (SP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
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