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Saracens ?made it 11 straight wins in the Champions Cup with a bonus-point 44-26 victory over Scarlets at Allianz Park.They didnt give their Welsh visitors a sniff in the opening half as Owen Farrell converted two tries and added two penalties while Scarlets were limited to four penalties from Rhys Patchell to keep the scoreboard ticking over.?Aaron Shingler barged his way over before the hour and Ben Spencer saw yellow for Saracens 10 minutes later, but the game was over a contest as Mark McCalls charges recorded their second win in as many games in the pool.And it was never in doubt despite Patchells seventh minute penalty giving Scarlets the lead, as Farrell and?Richard Wigglesworth controlled the game from half-back for Saracens.?Mako Vunipola stormed over four minutes later as Schalk Brits and Maro Itoje got their offloading game going and Vunipola finishing the move from 20 metres.Nick Tompkins turned on the after-burners on 23 minutes when he strode through the Scarlets defense before touching down under the posts. Farrell converted and added a penalty either side of two Patchell penalties as Sarries led 20-12 at the break.By the time John Barclay popped the ball up to Shingler to force his way over though, Saracens had dropped their intensity. Breaks from, Alex Goode, Jackson Wray and Vunipola created the space for?Marcelo Bosch to go over on 47 minutes. Chris Wyles then ended the game as a contest as he beat a covering defender to gain the bonus-point, allowing Scarlets a chance for consolation tries.Shingler and then Jonathan Davies went over to make the scoreline respectable either side of a Farrell penalty, but Sarries had the final say as Michael Rhodes was put through by Farrell to round off the try scoring.With Saracens having cast three-time Champions Toulon aside in the opening match and after another dominant performance, they will take some stopping in their march to regain the title they won last year.?Richard Sherman Super Bowl Jersey . 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"She was here watching the game. Anytime I get to see my family that makes me very happy." With the Marlins trying to keep his pitch count low, the rookie said he was not thinking shutout despite being at 87 pitches through seven innings. "Nope. I was thinking one pitch at a time," he said. "I wasnt thinking about anything else. I was thinking about making pitches and keeping the ball low." Fernandez was coming off his shortest outing of the season. He surrendered seven runs -- four earned -- in 3 1-3 innings at Tampa Bay on May 27. "I was a little upset like I should be after that game, but the next day was another day," Fernandez said. "It was time to get work done and Im pretty happy how I came back." Marlins manager Mike Redmond said he was confident Fernandez would pitch well Saturday. "Hes been able to bounce back after a tough start and be great and he was again tooday," Redmond said.dddddddddddd It was Fernandezs third start against the Mets, his first with a decision. "Im going to tell you something, if he throws like he did today, I dont care if you see him 30 times, hes going to get you out," Mets manager Terry Collins said. Chris Coghlan had three hits, including two run-scoring singles. Derek Dietrich had a two-run single in a four-run seventh that made it 8-0. Collin McHugh (0-1) gave up four runs and six hits in four-plus innings. He walked three and struck out one in his first start of the season. Omar Quintanilla had two of the Mets hits. Pinch hitter Justin Turner delivered a run-scoring double off Dan Jennings in the eighth. Coghlans two-out single in the first scored Placido Polanco from second to give Miami a 1-0 lead. Polanco crossed the plate before Dietrich was thrown out at third by centre fielder Rick Ankiel. "If Polanco lets up there, we dont get that run. That set the tone," Redmond said. Miami went ahead 2-0 in the second when Fernandez singled to score Jeff Mathis from first base. Mathis walked with two outs, and scored when Fernandez lined a single into deep left-centre. The Marlins scored twice in the fourth to go ahead 4-0. Coghlan and Greg Dobbs opened with singles. Adeiny Hechavarria delivered a sacrifice fly and Mathis tripled in Dobbs. Miami had lost nine in a row and 16 of 18 before winning Friday night. NOTES: It was Fernandezs third start against the Mets and his first with a decision. ... Marcell Ozunas 16-game hitting streak ended. He went 0-for-3 with a walk. ... New York RHP Matt Harvey (5-0, 1.85) opposes RHP Kevin Slowey (1-5, 3.59) in Sundays series finale. ... Mets pinch-hitter Marlon Byrd singled in the eighth for his 1,100 career hit. ' ' '