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Pete Alonso's power surge helps propel Mets to NLDS Game 3 win over Phillies
New York Mets star Francisco Lindor had the idea of making it mandatory for his teammates to have a full team dinner during road trips, and he says it's important for camaraderie
Manaea goes 7 strong innings, Alonso homers again as Mets take NLDS lead over Phillies
Pete Alonso launched another homer off Aaron Nola, and Sean Manaea took a two-hit shutout into the eighth inning as the New York Mets beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-2 on Tuesday in Game 3 of their NL Division Series.
MLB Playoffs 2024: Padres embracing spirit of Peter Seidler - ESPN
Every baseball fan base has its own identity. A Philadelphia Phillies crowd is intense. Fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers are raucous (but late-arriving, fighting through the traffic bottlenecks). New York Yankees fans are anxious, emitting murmurs of distress between pitches.
New York Mets defeat Philadelphia Phillies 7-2 in Game 3 - ESPN
NEW YORK — When his brilliant performance was finally over Tuesday, Sean Manaea gave the ball to his manager, said a few words to his infielders and began a different walk off the mound.
Phillies' Nick Castellanos delivers walk-off hit to defeat Mets in NLDS Game 2
Adam Wainwright joins The Herd to discuss the Philadelphia Phillies. Wainwright explains what makes the Phillies hard to beat.
Philadelphia Phillies edge New York Mets in Game 2 of NLDS - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Nick Castellanos ripped a winning two-out single off Tylor Megill that scored Bryce Harper and sent the Philadelphia Phillies to a dizzying 7-6 win over the New York Mets on Sunday and evened the National League Division Series at one game apiece.
MLB 2024 Playoffs: Why Bryce Harper is built to rule October - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Inside Bryce Harper's basement on a recent Saturday morning, his son wanted dad to watch his Hot Wheels races, and his daughter was hungry and needed a bagel, and the baby had just unleashed a volcanic spit-up on him for the second time in five minutes, and amid the chaos, the calls for his attention, the tugs in every direction, Harper exuded calm. Considering the environment in which Harper plies his trade — 40,000 people bleating, praying and exhorting him to carry the Philadelphia Phillies back to Major League Baseball's mountaintop — the smaller audience posed no problem.