Hernández guides the dodgers to triumph 7-5 on Mets in 13 tickets and in the day of the Rain-Chicago tribune
New York (AP) -Toscar Hernández started the 13th entry with a double tug and the Los Angeles Dodgers won the New York Mets on Friday 7-5 in an exciting reissue of the last series of national league championships during a rainy evening at Citi Field.
While the stopwatch approached midnight, New York equaled three races at the ninth entry of the Tanner Scott Close, who suffered his fourth stop failed 14 times this season.
Jeff McNeil connected a triple of two wraps with an out and Tyrone Taylor continued with a simple driver to match the card to five.
The fans left in the stands, from an initial crowd of 40,449 seeking to preserve the enthusiasm after waiting for a 98 -minute delay for the rain in the third entrance.
But the dishes wasted the opportunity after winning the last five, sometimes with their best strikers on the plate, and Los Angeles finally broke the draw during the 13th entry against the Dominican Huascar Brazobán (3-1), the ninth New York launcher.
For dodgers, the Dominican Hernández 5-2 with two marked and three products. The Cuban Andy Pages of 5-1 with two trained. Boricua Kiké Hernández 2-1.
For the dishes, the Porto Rican Francisco Lindor of 4-0. The Dominicans Starling Mars of 4-2 with two scored, Juan Soto of 5-0. The Venezuelan Luis Torrens of 1-0, Francisco Álvarez, 5-0, Luisangel Acuña of 5-0.
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