his heater all summer long. >> joe: flores, left side. moustakas has to wait. they get one. two outs. a couple things that happened in this game tonight. welcome inside our broadcast booth. i'm joe, that's harold, that's tom. you talk about persevering through the second inning. a nice night, a four reb night. >> harold: yeah. he made a great adjustment. the first game pounding in. he looked like he had not seen a fastball in six months, which he probably had not. >> tom: i think it means a lot when your star players play like stars. >> joe: pinch-hitting for adson seventh. playing all season long. uribe came in. lagares is still playing good ball. just that coming off the bench and being put in situations that you're not used to is tough. you look at mondesi. that's who they had to bring from the bench. >> joe: the 1-1. ball two. >> harold: we'll see a lot of that in the next couple games in the national league park. >> joe: uribe was part of that. the rbi base hit to right. probably the most important at-bat. active in nlcs. a lot of people might have wondered, why not morales? he was a key guy. not to lead off an inning. >> joe: 3-1 pitch. full count. >> tom: i didn't have a problem with the decision to use mondesi right there. honestly, i would like to make my big league appearance as a hitter instead of being on the field. >> joe: a strikeout ends the inning. as madson gets through the seventh. we go to the eighth inning of game 3. 9-3. new york on top.lect your phones so you can't post pictures. 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>> joe: cain was swinging from his heels but he popped d up. we know game 4 is tomorrow night. game 5 if necessary. and it would become necessary if the mets win this game or don't win tonight and win tomorrow. that's 8:00 eastern sunday night after a triple header. and it would be a travel day if there is a game 6. and 6 and 7 would be again if in kc. >> joe: here's hosmer. in the air to center. didn't get it all. lagares. two outs. what's up, ken? >> ken: before the game we asked terry collins about possibly his line-up. he said, no. i'm not going to panic. when the manager panics, everyone panicscs and i thought it was a really interesting observation by a guy who has managed really well in this city where little things can become things about very quickly. he's done a great job of quelling all that. >> joe: no doubt about it. especially when the team was undermanned. the pay roll was not there. the talent wasn't there. everybody was picking apart everything he did. he was strapped. >> joe: moustakas takes a strike from clippard. >> ken: let me tell you where he was six years ago. he was managing the huskies, an just spenlss. doing a favor for a buddy. out of major league baseball. the mets brought him back the coordinator. opened. the manager's job, terry come inls, on his third managing job finds himself in the third world series. >> joe: they picked a development guy for a young team and it paid off. two out. nobody y on. moustakas takes strike two. >> harold: you talk about a different terry collins. he was a fiery in your face guy in the early days. has mellowed out and has put all that into perspective. >> tom: experience matters. as well. >> joe: terry collins first got a shot to manage in the big leagues. 94-96 in houston. and went to 97-99. his good friend, jim leeland is here. he was part of the staff. that's why if he ever took jacket off, you would see he is wearing number 10 in jim leeland's honor. >> harold: when you wait as long as terry has, and you have all the experience that's terry has, you don't forget where you came from. your players sense that as well. you talk about don't panic about the lineup. you don't panic about who you are either. >> joe: terry is the oldest manager in major league baseball. tom coughlin is the oldest head coach in the nfl. the two have a mutual admiration society going. they've been texting. >> harold: those old guys can text? >> joe: they're 69 and 66. and they've been calling each other, rooting each other on. the giants are in first in the nfc east. the mets are in the world series. a good at-bat by moustakas. >> harold: they start doing a little instagram and twitter, we'll be in trouble. jump on bored, joe. >> joe: he's like tom, you know? he may be the oldest doing it in major league baseball. but he is full of energy. just a joy to be around. these players love him. broken bat. popped up. pitchers can catch pop-ups. tweet it. it's true. bottom. eighth coming in. the most advanced iphone yet. get the new iphone 6s at t-mobile. the network that's doubled its lte coverage in the past year. our new extended range lte signal now reaches twice as far as before. and is four times better in buildings. get our lowest price on iphone 6s with trade-in. zero upfront and just 5 bucks a month with jump on demand. get it now at t-mobile. don't just watch the game, open up a can of football with a crisp, we're family. we'd do anything for each other. but this time... those bonds were definitely tested. frog leg, for my baby brother don't frogs have like, two legs? 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