Highlights
9 Down
Three outs for the Mets who fail to send it to extra innings
9 Down
San Francisco gets no runs in the ninth and can only wait for Mets to tie the matchup
9 Up
Yastrzemski hits an unstoppable grounder to center field and moves to first.
8 Down
Falls on third out before Dodgers' rally
8 Down
Leone lets Conforto in on base on ball and Mets already have a full house
8 Down
Leone on San Francisco pitching. Second out for Smith on fly ball
8 Down
Baez's hit to right field, which puts first baseman
8 Up
Crawford walks with out and misses full house for San Francisco
8 Up
La Stella gets base on ball and San Francisco has a full house with no outs at the moment.
8 Up
Yastrzsemski singles home Yastrzsemski and leads San Francisco by three runs.
8 Up
Seth Lugo replaces Carrasco on the mound, Yastrzemski and Casali position themselves on first and second
7 Down
Seven innings go and the teams remain 2-2. Everything will be defined in the last innings
7 Up
Crawford and Flores both singled with one out. Carrasco also did it with Dickerson and the top of the seventh went to zero.
6 Down
Jonathan Villar also gets a hit and is already on second, two outs for Mets. Jarlin Garcia relieved Wood on the mound for San Francisco.
6 Down
Home Run. Pete Alonso homers to generate two runs to tie the game.
6 Down
Unstoppable Baez advances to second.
5 Down
Unable to get Brandon Nimmo to second base, Mets have two outs on the board.
5 Up
Pete Alonso makes the catch in the air and sets up the triple out for San Francisco, the fifth inning in the top of the fifth also goes fast.
4 Down
Wood ends the fourth inning with a pitching job that does not allow the Mets to advance, the home team still does not respond to the two runs against the Mets.
4 Up
Crawford, Flores and Dickerson are unable to increase the Giants' lead and leave with 3 outs in this inning, the scoreboard remains 0-2.
3 Down
Baez connects in his at-bat but San Francisco puts together double play
3 Down
Wood throws Nimmo out on his attempt at third down but Lindor comes in to get a hit and get on the first pad.
3 Up
Carrasco puts the third out on Kris Bryan and ends the top of the third.
3 Up
La Stella hits an unstoppable grounder to second base, two outs for San Francisco
2 Down
End of the second reel and the slate remains unchanged.
2 Up
Wood awards Pillar base on ball and the Mets already have two bases loaded. Mazeika comes to the batter's box
2 Up
Nothing for San Francisco, Carrasco contains the batting well and avoids more hits against them, the second at-bat ends.
1 Down
Mets try to respond to the batting but unsuccessfully end the first inning with zeroes
1 Up
Home run! Kris Bryant sends it out of the diamond and produces the first two runs for San Francisco, One out for Giants.
Playball
Carrasco opens on the mound for Mets and Wade Jr. gets on first base in this opener
Warm up!
Giants warm up on the turf at City Field prior to Game 3 playball against the Mets.
Ready for action in NYC pic.twitter.com/7AbkZoM1El
— SFGiants (@SFGiants) August 26, 2021
Contracted until 2023
The San Francisco Giants and shortstop Brandon Crawford agreed to a two-year, $32 million contract extension, the team announced Friday.
The extension, which carries a base salary of $16 million for each season, runs through the 2023 season.
Crawford, the key man
Shortstop Brandon Crawford hit a leadoff double and the San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 3-2.
With their win, the Giants improved to 4-1 against the Mets in the last 10 days.
Not yet ready
DeGrom was transferred to the 60-day injured list last weekend and is not eligible to return until Sept. 13. Scott said Tuesday that it was unlikely deGrom would be ready by that date, even if he resumed throwing this week.
The boss spoke
Regarding De Grom's return, the Mets' manager offered his thoughts: "We haven't mapped out a progression yet on how things are going to go, but at least being able to play ball today is great news for us[...] We'll see where we go from here," said manager Luis Rosas.
DeGrom returned to the Citi FIeld
New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom played catch at Citi Field on Wednesday after an MRI showed improvement in the right forearm strain that has sidelined him since July 7, while Noah Syndergaard will begin a minor league rehab assignment with High-A Brooklyn on Thursday.
It was deGrom's first time playing catch since being advised not to pitch altogether four weeks ago.
Mets starting list
CF Brandon Nimmo
SS Francisco Lindor
2B Javier Baéz
1B Pete Alonso
LF Dominic Smith
3B Jonathan Villar
RF Kevin Pillar
C Patrick Mazeika
P Carlos Carrasco
San Francisco starting roster
RF Wade Jr
2B La Stella
3B Bryant
SS Crawford
1B Flores
LF Dickerson
CF Yastrzemski
C Casali
P Wood
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Mets
Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor has been activated from the injured list and was placed in the roster Tuesday night after missing five weeks with a right oblique strain.
New York manager Luis Rojas confirmed Lindor's return before a game against the Major League-leading San Francisco Giants.
Lindor struggled early in the season after being acquired from Cleveland and signing a 10-year, $341 million contract.
He was hitting better before the injury,
batting .288 with three home runs and an .875 OPS in his last 20 games before going on the injured list on July 17.
The situation for the Mets does not look hopeful as they have won just two of their last 10 games and are currently out of contention for the NL postseason with a 61-63 record after leading the NL East Division for nearly three months. Given that, controversy has been swirling in and around the team, to which first-year owner Steve Cohen criticized New York's hitters on Twitter last week, and Lindor said Saturday that his hitting warranted criticism.
"We've been getting that message all year," Lindor said. "We really haven't hit all year. I haven't played. I haven't. Simply put, I haven't done what I'm here to do when it comes to the offensive side.
"Defense, they can't talk to me. Running bases, they can't talk to me either. But offensively, yeah, criticize me. Say anything. You're right. You're right. I'm with them. I haven't looked."
Lindor will pair with newcomer Javier Baez in the middle of the frame for the first time. Acquired from the Chicago Cubs at the trade deadline, Baez returned Sunday after missing 11 days with a back injury.
San Francisco dominant
The San Francisco Giants, despite being underdogs in the National League, have been the surprise team. Very few fans bet on this team's qualification. This is due to the fact that they were in a division that includes the reigning World Series champions, the Dodgers, and the San Diego Padres, however, the Giants remain the leaders of the West Division and everything indicates that they will be the first to obtain their ticket to the playoffs.
According to a U.S. media report, the Giants have every chance of being the first MLB team to qualify for the postseason. Although it is not yet an official fact that they have secured their spot, all the numbers point to the fact that they have 100% assured their place in the 2021 playoffs.
Despite their good numbers the team does not have the odds in their favor, the San Francisco team is not among the favorites to win this year's World Series. According to statistics the Giants have a 4.2% chance of winning the championship.
Citi Field
The third game of the series between Mets and Giants will also be played at Citi Field, the first game the Giants put in the first blow of authority and in this third game they want to get up.
Citi Field is a stadium located in Queens, New York City. It was completed in 2009 and is home to the New York Mets, a Major League Baseball team. It seats 41,922 spectators and was built as a replacement for Shea Stadium.
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