The Mets were close to taking the series over the Dodgers when a mistake by third baseman Brett Baty allowed Los Angeles to tie the Thursday’s game up in the eighth inning.

The Mets have shown they're on the defending champion’s level in taking four of the first six regular season matchups this season.

Tylor Megill recovered from a shaky opening inning to find his rhythm. Griffin Canning and David Peterson stepped up to keep the momentum rolling. It wasn’t just a collective effort—it was a show of depth, grit, and evolution.

The Mets secured the season series, but split the four-game series with a 6-5 loss Thursday afternoon at Dodger Stadium.

The New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers wrap up a four-game set with an afternoon game. Check out the best bets and predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model

So close to a sweep — or at minimum a series victory — but instead frustration reigned for the Mets on Thursday.

Against Mets setup man Reed Garrett, Conforto ripped a go-ahead RBI single into left field, helping the Dodgers complete a three-run comeback to defeat the Mets 6-5 and salvage a series split against a potential NL playoff opponent.

Michael Conforto drove in the tiebreaking run in the Dodgers’ three-run eighth inning, and Los Angeles rallied for a 6-5 victory over the New York Mets on to split the NL powers’ four-game series.

Max Muncy homered twice, including a tying shot in the ninth inning, and Freddie Freeman doubled home the winning run in the 10th to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers over the New York Mets 6-5.

The 10th edition of Newsweek Sports' MLB Power Rankings, with the Dodgers and Mets rising and the Yankees dropping a spot.

The Los Angeles Dodgers need help on the mound, and calling up the Boston Red Sox to ask about a former World Series hero feels like a no-brainer.