C'mon guys. WTF!
2nd & 3rd...with no outs?
Conforto & Alonso whiffed swinging at garbage...and Smith K's looking.
That doesn't bode well at all to begin this series.
I think Pete should forego the HR derby in Denver next month at the AS game.... .....and instead, focus on hitting them in real games....like today's.
Dom Smith grounded out in the 4th after Alonso's double for out #2 to break Nola's 10 strike outs streak....
But then of course McCann K for the 3rd out to begin a new streak.
Mets waste Pillar's leadoff single in the 5th...
And Nola (doing his best deGrom impersonation) notches another K ( #12 thru 5 IP, to go w/ his rbi...and 2 hits)
FFS..... McCann really did an awful job with that golf swing of his and K's with the bags drunk.
Then Pillar grounds into a force out...and the mets come up empty.
Apparently yesterday's day off had no benefit whatsoever.
YES!
Mets were down to their last out in this one...but Lindor clutched up with a 2 out rbi single in the 7th to score Guillorme who reached on a 2 base E-1.
1-1
Phils going back to the pen.
Conforto can walk off right here.
LGM!
edit:
He grounded out.....and we're heading into extras..and the guy who made the last out last inning thingy is on 2B.
Damn...my computer went down right in the middle of the 8th and I couldn't get any updates or scores from my phone, or from my TV either. Fucking stupid tech issues.
That's all been resolved now....there was a local service outage.
But yeah...just found out a few minutes ago..that the Mets miraculously walked off FTW in the 8th 2-1.
NEW YORK -- For weeks, the implicit promise at Citi Field was that a healthy lineup would benefit the Mets in innumerable ways. Having Jeff McNeil and Michael Conforto back from the injured list would help the Mets by nature of how strong they are as hitters. But it would
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola struck out 10 straight New York Mets batters Friday, tying a major league record that stood alone for more than five decades.
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