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Mets right fielder Carson Benge hits a single to tie Pete Alonso's Mets rookie hits record (155) against the Phillies.
JASON SZENES FOR NEW YORK POST
Mets season has been unofficially over for months. Their home schedule is officially over. The final six games, in Texas and Washington, are for the diehards — particularly because those diehards have no idea when they will be able to see the club play again after this year.
In that spirit, here are five things to watch for from the Mets over the final week of the campaign, which does not matter and yet is far from meaningless:
ROY Watchers
Carson Benge and Nolan McLean entered this month as likely also-rans in the NL Rookie of the Year battle. With one week to play, they still are underdogs but in a race that has tightened largely because of the way their competition has played and not played.
Cincinnati’s Sal Stewart is having his worst month of the season (with a .634 OPS) and St. Louis’ JJ Wetherholt has played only four September games, returning last week from a wrist injury.




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![[Highlight] River Ryan begins the game by striking out James Wood on a nasty change up.](https://external-preview.redd.it/YzFmc3V3ZnhseXFoMf9MUwkkCaWvBCUX4SVN4-l3sE3pQEMp3-WzMnWCXIxh.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=6f7653dbad66a6ad5c57e5ff8621f32af95da5c6)












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