What happens if the New York Mets lose Game 4 to the Philadelphia Phillies in the NLDS today?

The New York Mets are one step away from celebrating their first division title at Citi Field since it opened in 2008. With a 7:2 victory about the Philadelphia Phillies In Game 3 des National League Division Seriesthe Mets are just one game away from promotion to the USA MLB Championship Series.

Sean Manaeathe Mets' starting pitcher, had an outstanding performance, throwing seven solid innings and allowing only two runs. Manaea faced a difficult time before the game, having recently lost his aunt. However, he showed his professionalism and determination by focusing on his work and helping the team secure victory.

The Philadelphia Phillies still have a chance to extend the series and force a Game 5. However, the Mets lead the series 2-1 and are playing at a high level in this MLB NLDS 2024.

What happens if the Mets lose to the Phillies?

If the Mets lose Game 4 to the Phillies, the series will be tied at 2-2, forcing a deciding Game 5. The final game would be in Philadelphia, giving the Phillies home field advantage. This would create a lot of pressure for both teams as their season would come down to one final game to decide who advances to the MLB Championship Series.

Harrison Bader #44, Brandon Nimmo #9 and Tyrone Taylor #15 of the New York Mets celebrate their 7-2 win against the Philadelphia Phillies in Game Three of the Division Series at Citi Field on October 8, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images)

What happens if the Mets beat the Phillies?

If The Mets win Game 4 and celebrate their division title at Citi Field. It would be the first time in 16 years that the team would celebrate a championship in their home stadium. In previous years, the Mets had to celebrate their titles in other cities due to playoff scheduling. This opportunity to celebrate at home would be special for the players, coaching staff and fans.

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