The Mets have a thing for postseason drama.
Close games, late-inning heroics. Walk-offs. The heart can only take so much. And there’s already been a lot.
The Mets have set an MLB record by playing in four straight postseason games in which the team with the lead entering the eighth inning has lost the game.What do tickets cost for Mets-Phillies NLDS games at Citi Field?words of the great Howie Rose With the Mets trailing, 2-0, in the ninth, Alonso drives a changeup down from elite closer Devin Williams over the right-field wall, David Peterson tosses a scoreless ninth inning and, voila, the Mets are Philadelphia-bound for the NLDS.The Mets put up a five spot in the eighth and tack on one more, for good measure, in the ninth. Mark Vientos, Brandon Nimmo, Pete Alonso, Starling Marte and J.D. Martinez all tally RBIs.The Mets and Phillies square off next in Queens on Tuesday evening.
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