The Mets completed a huge series sweep over the division leading Phillies and after capping off the week with a 6-0 victory Carlos Mendoza met with the media to give his thoughts on Nolan McLean's stellar outing and what it means for the team going forward.

The Mets swept the Phillies to put themselves back into the division race and after mashing another home run Mark Vientos met with Pat McCarthy on the field to discuss the start from Nolan McLean along with getting the opportunity to play meaningful baseball in front of a home crowd.

The Mets bats are starting to heat back up and after 4 straight hits leading to a walk off victory over a difficult pitcher in Jhoan Duran Pat McCarthy met with the team's Hitting Coach Jeremy Barnes to discuss how their in season adjustments and philosophies are starting to pay off at the plate.

The series victory has already been clinched for the Mets and Carlos Mendoza but as they eye a sweep to fully get back into the division race the Manager met with Keith Raad to preview the test that Nolan McLean will face along with how to get Ryan Helsley back to his usual form.

Tonight's hero spoke with the media about his walk-off single, the performances of the hitters ahead of him to put him in that spot, and the recent offensive explosion for the club.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke with the media following the team's resilient win against the Phillies. Carlos discussed Edwin Diaz's impressive relief outing, the team's recent offensive explosion, the importance of making the most of these opportunities, what Carlos saw from Sean Manaea tonight, and the other performances from the bullpen.

Brett Baty joined Pat McCarthy postgame to discuss the importance of tonight's win, the resilience of the team, his 9th inning at-bat against Jhoan Duran, and the team's current stretch.

Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns discusses the decision to promote Jonah Tong to the big leagues, the development of both Tong and Nolan McLean which has led to their promotions, where he feels the farm system is today in the wake of being named the #1 system by ESPN, and the buzz surrounding the Mets young prospects.

Carlos Mendoza spoke pregame with Keith Raad and discussed the decision to call up Jonah Tong to start Friday's game, what Jonah has shown despite only two starts in Syracuse, and the importance of last night's come from behind victory.

It was an offensive explosion for Carlos Mendoza's Mets who scored 13 unanswered runs to take down the Phillies in game 1 of the must win series and after the game he met with the media to discuss the success his entire lineup had and what it means to get back in the game after falling behind early.