Well, it was a topsy-turvy doubleheader with the Mete earning a split. With a lot to digest, instead of paragraph form, it might be easier to make some quick points:

1. This was a Zack Wheeler start from earlier this season with him not making it through the fifth.
2. Seth Lugo continues to both confound and be a weapon by pitching 2.2 scoreless in relief.
3. Asdrubal Cabrera must really want to go to a contender because he was 2-4 with a double, homer, and two RBI.
4. With Todd Frazier landing on the DL, Jose Reyes started both games, and according to Mickey Callaway, Reyes will get the bulk of the playing time.
5. The Mets will continue to keep Dominic Smith languishing on the bench and refuse to call up Jeff McNeil, who the team only views as a 2B now.
6. Pinch hitting for Tim Peterson in the 10th, Wilmer Flores hit a walk-off home run. He’s now the Mets all-time leader in walk off RBI (10).
7. Mets won the first game 4-3 in 10 innings.
8. Corey Oswalt looked much improved in the second game of the doubleheader starting things off with four perfect innings.
9. In the fifth, Oswalt walked three batters. The first two led off the inning. The third was intentional so Oswalt could face Aaron Nola, who entered the game as a .067 hitter. He would hit a bases clearing double.
10. Nola was dominant allowing just one hit and one walk while striking out 10 over 7.0 innings.
11. Entering the ninth inning, there were two hits total in the game, and yet, the Phillies lead 3-1.
12. Callaway opted to bring in Jerry Blevins and force Gabe Kapler‘s hand. Kapler opted to go with that .190 hitter. over Odubel Herrera. Kapler went with Jesmuel Valdez who struck out.
13. Flores ninth inning double to pull the Mets to within 3-1. Mets would lose by this score.
14. There was a pop up with Amed Rosario calling for it. Instead, Reyes took it from him, and he walked away right as Rosario looked miffed.
15. Mets lost the second game 3-1.