Francisco Lindor belted a pair of two-run home runs and the New York Mets salvaged one win in their three-game series against the host San Francisco Giants with an 8-2 victory on Wednesday afternoon.

Capping a six-game California swing with a third win, the Mets jumped on Giants relievers Sean Hjelle (0-1) and Landen Roupp for six early runs as San Francisco had to resort to a bullpen day with starter Blake Snell scratched because of a strained left adductor.

Snell, the defending National League Cy Young Award winner who has yet to record a win this season, was placed on the 15-day injured list.

The Mets took advantage of the makeshift replacement crew, starting in the third, when Lindor launched his first two-run shot to open the scoring. It came off Hjelle, who had taken over for opener Ryan Walker an inning earlier.

Tyrone Taylor added a solo shot in the fourth before the Mets doubled their advantage with a three-run fifth against Roupp. A two-out single by Pete Alonso and walk to Brett Baty set the stage for a two-run double by Taylor and an RBI single by Jeff McNeil.

New York starter Sean Manaea, who played for the Giants last season, pitched into and out of trouble on multiple occasions in his 4 2/3 innings, leaving the bases loaded in the second and picking Austin Slater off second base to quiet a two-on threat in the third.

When the Giants, down 6-0, put two aboard again in the fifth with one out, Manaea was allowed to face Michael Conforto, who he struck out, before being asked to hand the ball to reliever Reed Garrett one out shy of qualifying for what could have been his second win of the season.

Garrett (4-0) retained the shutout by getting Jorge Soler to pop out, then pitched into the seventh to get the win.

One of two hits Garrett allowed in his two innings was a solo homer by Tyler Fitzgerald.

Lindor capped the visitors’ scoring with his second homer of the day and fourth of the season, a two-run bomb off Mitch White in the ninth, after which the Giants added a run in the last of the inning on an Alonso error.

Lindor finished with four hits and four RBIs, while Taylor had three RBIs to complement his two hits and two runs. McNeil contributed a double and a single to a 10-hit attack.

Wilmer Flores had two hits for the Giants, who had a two-game winning streak end.