Mets that even look for the score against NATs before returning to Queens still keep the best record in MLB

When the New York Mets approached their last game of the series against the Washington National this evening, the team looks like the pressure to keep their status as the best team in the baseball and evening in the series before going back to the Citi Field. Francisco Lindor and Company want to redeem themselves before greet the outsiders Arizona Diamondbacks for Queens, because the Nationals narrowly defeated with 2: 1, which the METS defeated 2-1 in their two victories.

At the start of the series in the National Park, Washington was not back with a loss and used the mental errors of the Mets early. A central moment came out of change with a triple from CJ Abrams and set up the Nationals 2-0. A controversial call in the top of the fourth inner, in which DH Jesse Winker met a line drive that apparently stepped into the first Baseman Nathaniel Lowe's glove, was ruled as out, which led to a rare and costly triple game. The nationals gave another run in the seventh inning with the kind permission of Abrams, who hit a slowly rolling infield single that brought the third run. The Mets gathered with four runs, highlighted by a single by Brandon Dimo ​​and a three-dredge by Mark Vientos, which brought the METS 4-3 lead. But the nationals took the game at the end of the ninth place with a clutch by James Wood in Abrams for the game.

The Mets regained their serenity in the second game despite a weather delay, with the starter Clay Holmes delivering five festivals and only made four goals. The closer Edwin Diaz made the victory with a perfect rescue, beat three and only ran one. Francisco Alvarez knocked in the two METS runs with a Homer with two runs in the right field line in the second inning after an angle single.

On Sunday, the Nationals amazed the Mets with a dramatic comeback and gathered from a six-run deficit to take the game 8: 7. The Mets exploded early and achieved five runs in the first inning against Washington Starter Mitchell Parker. But the nationals answered quickly when Dylan Crews' Rocket from Tylor Megill put them on the board. Parker then allowed a triple by Catcher Luis Torrens, introduced Sterling Marte and gave the Mets a lead of six runs. However, the nationals broke four runs in the seventh, including a single of two runs by Alex Call and a three-run shot from Riley Adams, which reduces the lead to only one. In the lower end of the ninth railway, a single from CJ Abrams the game with 7: 7.

Since the METS still have the best record in MLB and sit comfortably at the top of the NL east, you now have a crucial opportunity to be the series against the Nationals tonight. A victory would not only give you the chance to go home with a high note to Citi Field, but also help to maintain your dominance in the overall ranking. The tension builds up while the meters aim to complete this series and to shift their focus on the upcoming collision with the diamondbacks. Will you manage to achieve the urgently needed victory, or will the nationals steal another? The resistance and the ability of the METS to jump back are put to the test because they try to keep their place as the top team of the league.