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Finally, after 10 tries, the Padres got J.D. Martinez out.<\/p>\n
They finally got him out in the ninth inning of the last game of this series, when Martinez swung through Jeremiah Estrada\u2019s 2-2 splitter, a sensation Martinez last experienced in the sixth inning of Friday\u2019s series opener.<\/p>\n
Since then, he had walked five times, hit two home runs, doubled and singled twice. <\/p>\n
That\u2019s 10 straight times getting on base, if you\u2019re counting, 10 times over which the 36-year-old Martinez planted himself smack in the middle of this Mets\u2019 unlikely renaissance.<\/p>\n
By the time the Padres got him out, Martinez had tied himself for the second-longest such streak in Mets history with Robinson Cano and extended an on-base streak to 20 games, the best for any Met since Mark Canha in 2022.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe was just so locked,\u201d Pete Alonso said. \u201cThe entire series and homestand, what he was able to do is really special. He was not just driving pitches, but it\u2019s the pitches that he doesn\u2019t swing at and the pitches that were just tough pitcher\u2019s pitches that he just takes that are balls. Drives the ball to the big part of the field.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt was a clinic he put on this homestand.\u201d<\/p>\n
When Estrada snapped his streak late in Sunday\u2019s game, Martinez had already accounted for a run scored and an RBI double in this eventual 11-6 victory to seal a sweep over San Diego. <\/p>\n
He had already done all the damage he needed to do \u2014 comparatively little on this afternoon when the Mets\u2019 superstars all had their bats going \u2014 and brought his batting average over the past seven games to a clean .400.<\/p>\n
\u201cTo get on base 10 times in a row, and the way he was getting on base \u2014 he wasn\u2019t getting any cheap hits,\u201d manager Carlos Mendoza said. \u201cHe\u2019s driving the ball and then he\u2019s laying off some tough pitches. He\u2019s walking, he\u2019s getting on base, passing on tough pitches and that\u2019s what good hitters do. Impressive, but that\u2019s how special he is. To see him get hot like that, he can carry a team.\u201d<\/p>\n
He has helped carry the Mets all the way back into the edge of the playoff race, something that looked improbable a few weeks ago when they were merely counting down to the trade deadline when Martinez would inevitably be among the players shipped off.<\/p>\n
Whether or not Martinez ends up being a Met for longer than a few months isn\u2019t clear at this point. <\/p>\n
But it\u2019s certainly hard to see them sticking around in the playoff race without him.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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