Mets flamethrower Noah Syndergaard blasts Marlins' hideous outfield sculpture

The New York Mets took two of three from the Miami Marlins, but Noah Syndergaard wanted to leave one more parting shot for South Florida.

The Mets' hard-throwing righty, who picked up the win in the series opener Friday, ripped the infamous outfield structure at Marlins Park.

When taking a look at the sculpture, it's tough to argue with Syndergaard, who struck out nine in seven innings in the Mets' 6-2 win Friday.