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Mets’ Niese leaves start vs. Marlins

The Columbian
Published: May 16, 2010, 12:00am

MIAMI (AP) — New York Mets left-hander Jonathon Niese has left his start against the Florida Marlins in the third inning.

The Mets trainer and manager Jerry Manuel trotted to the mound Sunday after Niese threw a first-pitch strike to Hanley Ramirez with no outs and the Mets trailing 3-0. Manuel signaled for a reliever, and Niese appeared to limp slightly as he walked to the dugout.

One pitch earlier, Niese scrambled to barehand a bunt before making an errant throw to first base, allowing a run to score.

The slumping Mets already had a vacancy in their rotation with the demotion Saturday of left-hander Oliver Perez to the bullpen.

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