Milwaukee Brewers Force Game 3 After Dramatic Finish vs. Mets

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00:00But DRS, now we go to Milwaukee. The New York Mets had an early lead, and then Jackson Churio

00:10answered. Nimmo and RBI in the first. Churio, a solo shot for the Brew Crew in the first. Tied

00:16it at one. The New York Mets take the advantage, entering the eighth inning. They led three to one.

00:21Enter Churio again. The youngster, a two-run shot to tie it at three all, or a solo shot because it

00:29was three-two. Excuse me, but still his second game-tying home run of the game. And Garrett

00:35Mitchell in the home half of the eighth, and a pinch-hit opportunity, two-run home run. Milwaukee

00:41forces a game three today in Wisconsin with the 5-3 victory. Now, Selfish DRS yesterday did not

00:48watch this whole game. Selfish DRS went to bed at three to one after he cashed his own ticket and

00:53said, I got a long day on Thursday, so I have to get caught up this morning. Because as I went to

00:56bed, been three to one, I'm like, the Mets are going to move on from this series. Just looks

01:00like, you know what, not the Brewer season. It's just not going to happen. The Mets absolutely

01:03red hot. Credit them for coming back and forcing a game number three. Now, we're going to preview

01:08this game number three today a little bit later in the show, but I already told you a little

01:11foreshadowing here. Yesterday was the day to get a victory for the New York Mets. Because coming

01:16into the game overall, the one target I had, the worst pitcher on the card yesterday in the wild

01:21card round, it was actually Frankie Montas. Three and two-thirds innings pitch, three runs he gives

01:27up, one of those earned. That should have been enough to give the knockout punch. Yesterday was

01:31the day the Mets were supposed to easily beat the Milwaukee Brewers and let that game slip away.

01:35Because today they don't have the better pitcher on the mound. Now, are we throwing the Mets season

01:38away because I don't think they have the better pitcher? No. We've seen good pitchers crumble in

01:42big spots a lot throughout playoffs. Anybody ever hear of Clayton Kershaw for the first couple

01:46years of his career in the playoffs? Didn't work out in his favor. I can't wait for this game to

01:50play out. But also, credit the Brewers for coming back down three to one, already down in the series,

01:55and picking up that victory in game number two.