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Toronto starter Bowden Francis took a 1-0 lead and a no-hitter into the ninth inning until Francisco Lindor came to the plate. With one swing of the bat, both the lead and the no-hitter were gone. After Lindor’s home run tied the game the floorgates opened and the Mets set 11 batters to the plate and scored six runs in the inning. Francisco Alvarez capped off the inning with a mighty three-run blast to centerfield.

When Ryne Stanek couldn’t finish the ninth, Edwin Díaz entered for a one-pitch save to nail down the victory and to take the series in Toronto. The team will now enjoy an off day before a crucial weekend series in Philadelphia against the Phillies.

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Francisco Lindor’s dramatic home run in the ninth just added to his growing MVP case.

Lindor’s blast was the spark this team needed to get the series victory against the Blue Jays.

Francisco Alvarez had not hit a home run since his walk-off against the Orioles in August and hopefully this is the hit that gets him going at the plate.

Sean Manaea gave up just one run in over six innings of work in another impressive performance on the mound.

The Mets have set up their rotation so their best starters will be lined up to pitch against Atlanta at the end of the month.

Ryne Stanek struggled to put the game away, but he had been pitching well recently