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| NY Daily News Back Page, 10/8/2000 |
Benny Agbayani leads Mets to Extra Inning Win, Mets Sweep Dodgers in the 2006 NLCS and Jon Matlack's 2-hit shutout wins Game 2 of the 1973 Playoffs.
Year: 2022; NLWCS Game #1; Friday; Oct 7, NYM 1 Vs SDP 7; boxscore; WP: Yu Darvish; LP: Max Scherzer; Time: 3:02; Night; Attendance: 41,621; Record: 0-1; L;
Brandon Nimmo CF: 1 for 4; 3B; Francisco Lindor SS: 0 for 3; SB,HBP; Jeff McNeil 2B: 1 for 4; Pete Alonso 1B: 1 for 4; 2 Ks; Daniel Vogelbach DH: 0 for 4; Starling Marte RF: 2 for 4; 2·SB; Mark Canha LF: 0 for 4; Eduardo Escobar 3B: 2 for 3; HR,2B; 1 run; 1 RBI; 1 walk; 1 K; Tomás Nido C: 0 for 2; Luis Guillorme PH: 0 for 1; 1 K; James McCann C: 0 for 0; Francisco Alvarez PH: 0 for 1; 1 K; Max Scherzer, L (0-1): 4.2 innings; 7 runs; 7 ERs; 7 hits; 4 HRs; 4 Ks; Trevor May: 1.1 innings; no runs; 1 walk; 2 Ks; Seth Lugo: 1 inning; no runs; 1 walk; 1 K; David Peterson: 1 inning; no runs; 2 Ks; Mychal Givens: 1 inning; no runs; 1 hit; 2 Ks;
Mets' 2022 plan was to have 2 Aces, Scherzer and deGrom, lead them to the World Series. It didn't work out in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series as the Padres jumped all over Max Scherzer with 4 home runs - 1 in the first, another in the 2nd and 2 more in the 5th to give them a 7-0 lead. The seven runs were the most ever allowed by a Mets pitcher in the Post Season.
Except for an Edgardo Escobar homer in the 5th, the Mets couldn't do much against Yu Darvish who went 7 innings scattering 6 hits.
From the Padres 7 Mets 1- Post Game Notes:
Mets: Have lost four straight postseason games for the first time in club history dating back to Game 4 of the 2015 World Series...Are 8-11 in the first game of a Postseason series.
Francisco Álvarez (0-1): Became the youngest Met ever to appear in a Postseason game at 20 years old and 322 days...Gregg Jefferies was the previous youngest player to appear in a Postseason game for the Mets at 21 years old and 64 days.
Year: 2006; NLDS Game #3; Saturday; Oct 7, NYM 9 @ LAD 5; boxscore; WP: Pedro
Feliciano; LP: Jonathan
Broxton; Time: 3:51; Night; Attendance: 56,293; Record: 3-0;
W; Mets win NLDS 3 Games to 0.
José Reyes SS: 1 for
5; CS; 1 run; 1 RBI; Paul Lo Duca C: 2 for
3; HBP; 1 run; 2 RBIs; 1 walk; Carlos Beltrán CF: 2 for
4; SB; 1 run; 1 RBI; 1 walk; Carlos Delgado 1B: 1 for
5; 1 run; 1 K; David Wright 3B: 1 for
4; 1 run; 1 RBI; 1 walk; 2 Ks; Cliff Floyd LF: 2 for
2; 1 run; 1 RBI; Endy Chávez LF: 1 for
3; GDP; Shawn Green RF: 3 for
5; 2·2B,GDP; 1 run; 2 RBIs; José Valentín 2B: 0 for
4; IW; 1 walk; 2 Ks; Steve Trachsel P: 0 for
2; Michael Tucker PH: 0 for
0; 1 run; 1 walk; Chris Woodward PH: 1 for
1; 2B; 1 run; Julio Franco PH: 0 for
1; 1 K; Steve Trachsel: 3.1
innings; 2 runs; 2 ERs; 6 hits; 1 walk; 2 Ks; Darren Oliver: 1.1
innings; 3 runs; 3 ERs; 3 hits; 1 HR; Chad Bradford: 0
inning; no runs; 1 hit; 1 walk; Pedro Feliciano, W (1-0): 0.1
inning; no runs; 1 walk; Guillermo Mota, H (1): 2
innings; no runs; 3 hits; 1 K; Aaron Heilman: 1
inning; no runs; 2 hits; Billy Wagner: 1
inning; no runs; 1 hit; 2 Ks;
Mets sweep the 2006 NLDS. After the Mets took a 4-0 lead over L.A. in the 3rd, the Dodgers rallied to score 2 in the 4th and 3 in the 5th, highlighted by a Jeff Kent 2-run homer, to take a 5-4 lead. Mets came right back in the 6th to score 3 anad retake the lead on RBI singles by Paul Lo Duca, Jose Reyes and Carlos Beltran. Mets scored two more in the 8th and Billy Wagner closed out the 9th as the Mets headed home to play the Cards in the NLCS.
Year: 2000; NLDS Game #3; Saturday; Oct 7, NYM 3 Vs SFG 2; boxscore; 13 innings; WP: Rick White; LP: Aaron Fultz; Time: 4:18; Day; Attendance: 56,270; Record: 2-1; W;
Timo Pérez RF: 1 for 6; 1 RBI; Edgardo Alfonzo 2B: 2 for 5; 2B,CS; 1 RBI; 1 walk; Mike Piazza C: 1 for 4; IW; 1 walk; 3 Ks; Joe McEwing PR-3B: 1 for 1; Robin Ventura 3B-1B: 1 for 5; GDP; 1 walk; 1 K; Benny Agbayani LF: 1 for 6; HR; 1 run; 1 RBI; 1 K; Jay Payton CF: 1 for 5; SB; 2 Ks; Todd Zeile 1B: 0 for 3; 2 walks; 1 K; Mike Bordick SS: 0 for 2; HBP; 1 run; 1 walk; 1 K; Todd Pratt PH-C: 0 for 1; Rick Reed P: 0 for 1; Darryl Hamilton PH: 1 for 1; Lenny Harris PH: 0 for 1; SB; 1 run; Kurt Abbott SS: 0 for 2; 1 K; Rick Reed: 6 innings; 2 runs; 2 ERs; 7 hits; 2 walks; 6 Ks; Dennis Cook: 0.2 inning; no runs; 1 walk; Turk Wendell: 1.1 innings; no runs; 1 walk; 3 Ks; John Franco: 1 inning; no runs; 1 hit; 1 K; Armando Benítez: 2 innings; no runs; 1 hit; 1 walk; 3 Ks; Rick White, W (1-0): 2 innings; no runs; 2 hits; 2 walks; 4 Ks;
Mets pen depth a key cause in a Game 3 2000 NLDS win. Down 2-1 in the 8th, Edgardo Alfonzo's doubled in Lenny Harris to tie it. After that the deep Mets pen which had already thrown 2 scoreless innings, threw 5 more to keep the game tied until the 13th when Benny Agbayani walked it off with a homer.
National Pasttime.com: Benny Agbayani's 13th-inning home run ends the longest LDS game ever played, five hours and 22 minutes. The dramatic round-tripper by the Mets outfielder, who was voted the 36th greatest athlete from Hawaii by Sports Illustrated, gives New York a 3-2 victory and a 2-1 series advantage over the Giants.
Year: 1973; NLCS Game #2; Sunday; Oct 7, NYM 5 @ CIN 0; boxscore; WP: Jon Matlack; LP: Don Gullett; Time: 2:19; DAY; Attendance: 54,041; Record: 1-1; W
Wayne Garrett 3B: 0 for
5; 2 Ks; Félix Millán 2B: 1 for
4; 1 run; 1 K; Rusty Staub RF: 1 for
3; HR; 2 runs; 1 RBI; 1 walk; Cleon Jones LF: 1 for
3; 1 run; 1 RBI; 1 walk; John Milner 1B: 0 for
3; GDP,IW; 1 run; 1 walk; Jerry Grote C: 1 for
4; 2 RBIs; Don Hahn CF: 2 for
3; CS; 1 walk; 1 K; Bud Harrelson SS: 1 for
4; 1 RBI; Jon Matlack P: 0 for
2; SH; 1 walk; 2 Ks; Jon Matlack, W (1-0): 9
innings; no runs; 2 hits; 3 walks; 9 Ks;
Jon Matlack with a 2-hit shutout tied the 1973 NL playoffs up at a game a piece. Pitcher's duel for most of the game against Don Gullett until Rusty Staub's homer put the Mets up 1-0 in the 4th, the Mets scored 4 big insurance runs in the 9th of the Reds Pen to cement the win.
10/7/1973 Jon Matlack throws a two-hit shutout to beat the Reds and even the NLCS at one game apiece. pic.twitter.com/s2jHoHbonR
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