300 Words Or Less: Mets Tear Up Plan, Spit Out Dodgers
The Mets playoff clincher in Los Angeles wasn't a perfect game. Just the perfect game.
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The Mets playoff clincher in Los Angeles wasn't a perfect game. Just the perfect game.
They left as heroes, conquering and avenging. And oddly enough, none of them were named Yoenis Cespedes, at least not on that night in Southern California.
The Mets are heading back to the NLCS for the first time since 2006. Here are some incredible images from New York's exciting 3-2 win over Los Angeles in Game 5 of the NLDS on Thursday night.
This is about heart. About hearth. About family.
Mets fans want management to bring back playoff star Daniel Murphy. Seven months ago, much of New York was calling for his departure after he said he disagrees with the lifestyle of gay people.
Daniel Murphy and the New York Mets caught the Los Angeles Dodgers sleeping, using brains and brawn to advance to an NL Championship Series matchup with the Cubs.
Losing was not an option for the Mets in a winner take all game against the Dodgers on Thursday night.
This game, this night, hangs on two pitchers who can hang just one pitch and lose this series.
We've heard it all before. We've also seen the Mets win eight elimination games in their history, and they'll try to add a ninth. Here's how they've fared.
One ace helped the Los Angeles Dodgers stave off elimination against the Mets. Now their other one gets a chance to extend the playoffs in a winner-take-all Game 5.
Matz and Stroman are among the top athletes to come out of the area in recent years. Here are the rest of the best current pro sports players from Long Island.
For Will from Queens, being a Mets fan is an emotional experience. Mike Francesa found out first hand during a recent call to WFAN.
"I've got (Wilmer) Flores and (Dilson) Herrera, both of whom can play second base. I have no interest in bringing back Daniel Murphy."
The Chicago Cubs have done their part to make it an October to remember. Now the Mets must follow suit on Thursday night.
If this series has done anything other than double as a stage for their two pitching savants, it has also cast a blinding light on an ace up the Mets' sleeve. Jacob deGrom.
