New York Mets TV play-by-play announcer Gary Cohen is one of the best in the game because he's never afraid to share how he feels about a moment or play. That was on display during New York's 10-5 win over Miami on Tuesday when he lit into Marlins manager Clayton McCullough over a mind-boggling move during Pete Alonso's at-bat in the bottom of the sixth inning.

The Mets, who snapped a 2-2 tie with a four-spot in the fifth on a two-run double by Brandon Nimmo and two-run single by Starling Marte, added three in the sixth after the Marlins had pulled to within a run. And the Mets easily could have had a six-run inning if not for a remarkable defensive play by Hill in center.

Pete Alonso hits a double deep to center field that clears the bases for the Mets vs. the Marlins.