Heroes’ zeros and the full blitz from the Mets’ 10-2 loss to the Dodgers Thursday night in Game 4 of the NLCS:
Hero
A few Dodgers superstars had arguments, but Mookie Betts scored three runs and drove in four more on a four-hit night that finished a triple shy of a cycle.
Zero
The postseason magic wore off Jose Quintana, who had not allowed an earned run in his first two playoff starts before getting charged with five in 3 ¹/₃ innings.
Unsung hero
The Dodgers’ bullpen continued a brilliant October, Evan Phillips, Blake Treinen and Edgardo Henriquez combining for 4 ²/₃ scoreless innings.
Stat: 12
Straight times Max Muncy reached base, a postseason record.
The infielder walked three times and singled before Danny Young struck him out in the eighth.
Follow The Post’s coverage of the Mets in the postseason:
- Mets demolished again as playoff magic evaporates to put season on the brink
- Why Mets starter’s previous strength disappeared in rough outing
- Heyman: Miracle Mets are still trying to solve their Shohei Ohtani enigma
- Mets saw both sides of Brandon Nimmo’s Game 3 heart and hustle
Quote
“We’ve had our backs against the wall. Now we do again. We’re going to do our best to add to this story and make some more magic, but it’s definitely not easy.
“Nothing that we’ve really done up to this point has been. I guess that is the fitting part of the story.”
— Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo
