Mets demolished again as playoff magic evaporates to put season on the brink
NY Post
There are holes and then there are craters the size of Chavez Ravine, better known as Dodger Stadium.
For the Mets, one measure of success would be just getting this NLCS back to Los Angeles — something that seemed like a safe bet after departing Southern California earlier this week with the series tied, but after Thursday’s 10-2 loss in Game 4 at Citi Field doesn’t appear so certain.
For the Mets, down 3-1 in the series, the mission is clear: Win three straight games against the Dodgers beginning with Friday’s Game 5 in Queens or start planning for spring training.
“I believe in this group … the character of this team,” Pete Alonso said. “The one word I can think of for the 2024 Mets, other than ‘Grimace,’ is ‘resiliency.’ That’s just who we are. We have fun, we enjoy the moment, but at the end of day we’re a resilient bunch and we respond in a very positive way.”