Interim manager Andy Green has loved the way the Mets have jumped on starting pitchers of late. “We’ve put pressure on the other team,” Green said after the Mets’ 7-5 win against the Marlins on Tuesday. “Not waiting for them to throw the first punch. We have gone out there and thrown it and we threw a lot of them today.” With Tuesday’s win, the Mets have won three straight series and are 20-12 since dismantling their roster at the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline, the third-best record in the league over that span. Francisco Lindor started it off on the first pitch he saw from Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara. Lindor took a 95.3 mph sinker in the bottom of the zone a Statcast-projected 405 feet to center field. Lindor’s 17th homer of the season was also his 17th career leadoff blast as a Met, behind only Curtis Granderson and José Reyes, who are tied with 21. “I was looking for a good pitch in the zone and he threw it there,” Lindor said in Spanish. “Sometimes we win, sometimes we lose and today was my turn \[to help us win\
