Syracuse were down 3-0 and 7-2 hosting Lehigh Valley tonight before finally entering the ninth down 7-6, before a two-out double by Khalil Lee tied everything up. Stupid rules happen though, and with help from the magic runner, Lehigh Valley went back up 9-7 in the top of the 11th. Two good comebacks deserve a third, and the Mets tied it up on another Khalil Lee double, this time good for two runs. Lehigh Valley then walked Michael Perez intentionally to pitch to a rehabbing Tim Locastro with one out. He makes a lot of soft contact and is a terrible double-play candidate, so I don't quite know what they were thinking, but damned if the Mets didn't win it in the oddest way, with Locastro reaching on a bases-loaded catcher's interference call. D.J. Stewert, Jaylin Davis, and Danny Mendick all went deep for Syracuse, with Ronny Mauricio collecting three more hits to raise his batting average to .353.