Here are all the best moments from the weekend in Major League Baseball: The Mets aren’t out of the woods yet, as it were, but they at least didn’t follow up losing possession of the third wild card by dropping another game.

Raise the white flag. As if a matchup of two last-place teams on a crummy night in Queens wasn’t enough, the Mets had perhaps their sloppiest, ugliest loss of the season against the miserable Royals,

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The Braves and Mets kept piling on runs, the Dodgers are the first to 60 wins, the Brewers rallied late, Heliot Ramos had a day, the Yankees struck first and more from Monday's MLB action.

The New York Mets tied a dubious record with their 2-1 loss on Monday night against the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre.

ATLANTA — Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor waved his arms twice as he called for the ball, backpedalling into shallow center field. He had a beat on Eli White’s pop-up, positioning himself to make an inning-ending snag and get starter Sean Manaea out of a bases-loaded jam.

Dan Hammer was called up by the Mets to make his MLB debut. He's just the latest to fill the Mets' last bullpen spot in the last week.