Not to throw cold water on an otherwise tidy win, but the Mets run production with the bases loaded (or even with just two runners on) continues to be almost comically bad, except it's usually not so funny. In the big 5th inning, starting with no outs, six Mets came up with the bases loaded in a seven batter span. The results were: K (Alonso) Sac Fly (Winker) ... HBP (Taylor) Walk (McNeil) E6 (Alvarez) K (Lindor) So that's six plate appearances, no hits, two Ks, and just one ball (but not a hit) left the infield. And the gap in that seven hitter span was a (mis-played) infield single by JDM to re-load the bases so that one didn't leave the infield either. Fortunately they got all their hitting in prior to loading the bases and that the lone hit in the subsequent sequence was followed by our long-time favorite sacks-loaded weapons, the HBP & BB, or else that big inning would have wound up a considerably smaller inning and quite possibly a different game outcome.