The New York Mets completed a sweep of the Miami Marlins with a 10-1 victory on Sunday, moving out of last place in the NL East.

The Mets' Four-Game Winning Streak: A Season High

The win was the Mets' fourth straight,matching a season high, and improved their record to 32-28.

Manager Buck Showalter praised the team's resilience and ability to capitalize on the Marlins' mistakes.

Patience at the Plate: A Key Factor in the Sweep

The Mets' offense provided ample support,jumping on Marlins opener John King in the first inning.

Rookie Carson Benge led off the game with a 418-foot home run to center field,his first career leadoff homer.

The Mets added two more runs in the second inning when Marcus Semien hit a two-run homer off reliever Tyler Bender,giving New York a 3-0 lead.

The Grand Slam: A Turning Point in the Game

The game was effectively put away in the sixth innng when Juan Soto launched a grand slam to left field, his 14th home run of the season.

The Mets loaded the bases on three walks and a hit by pitch before Soto delivered his blast .

The grand slam was Soto's second of the season and gave the Mets a commanding 9-1 lead.

The Road Ahead: A Challenging Six-Game Trip

The Mets now head west for a six-game road trip starting Monday in Seattle, where they will face the Mariners before traveling to San Diego.

The team has struggled away from home this season with an 11-18 record on the road and have lost seven of their last nine games away from Queens.

This series against the Marlins, who have now lost five in a row and fallen into last place, provided an opportunity for the Mets to gain momentum before a challenging trip.

Who is the Unnamed Buyer?

The source does not mention the unnamed buyer, but it is clear that the Mets' win is a significant boost to their season.

The team's ability to capitalize on the Marlins' mistakes and maintain a high level of performance on the road will be crucial in the coming games.