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9/26/2015 The Mets win the National League East for the first time since 2006. · XDL

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9/26/2015 The Mets win the National League East for the first time since 2006.

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9/24/1969 The Mets clinch a postseason berth for the first time in franchise history and become the first winners of the NL East. Donn Clendenon and Ed Charles combine for three homers and six RBI, as Gary Gentry throws a complete game four-hit shutout.

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9/23/2025 The Mets overcome a 6-1 deficit with five runs in the fifth inning. In the eighth with the game tied, Francisco Alvarez puts New York ahead with a two-run home run.

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9/7/2015 The Mets beat the Nationals in the first game of a crucial series in Washington, as Michael Conforto, Kelly Johnson, and Yoenis Céspedes all homer off Max Scherzer.

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9/25/2008 Trailing 6-4 in the eighth, the Mets tie the game on consecutive two-out singles from Ramón Martínez and Robinson Cancel. Carlos Beltrán hits a walk-off single off Kevin Hart in the ninth to give New York the victory. @rmartinez34

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9/25/2022 Pete Alonso sets the single-season RBI record for the Mets when he drives in his 125th run of the year.

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9/26/2017 The Mets score four runs in the final three innings to beat Atlanta 4-3. Kevin Plawecki homers off R.A. Dickey, Asdrúbal Cabrera ties the score with a sacrifice fly, and Travis Taijeron wins the game with a walk-off knock.

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9/7/2015 In a tie game in the seventh, the Mets score three runs to take the lead over Washington. David Wright puts New York ahead with an RBI single and comes around to score on a Yoenis Céspedes double, celebrating with an emphatic fist pump.

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9/27/2008 Johan Santana throws a complete game three-hit shutout to keep the Mets’ playoff hopes alive. Santana’s incredible start comes on just three days’ rest. @johansantana

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