Luis Severino dominates as Mets hang on for nail-biting win over Marlins
NY Post
MIAMI — Luis Severino needs to get disappointed more often.
Last month, after learning he wouldn’t get to face the Yankees in the Subway Series, the Mets right-hander had one of his sharpest performances of the season, against the Cubs.
And Saturday, after he was again denied the wish of facing his former team — the Mets plan to start lefties Jose Quintana and Sean Manaea against the Yankees this week instead — Severino was again super.
The Mets needed every bit of it on a day their lineup was virtually silenced in a 1-0 victory over the Marlins at loanDepot park.
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