Alonso's HR sends Mets to NLDS, stuns Brewers
Briefly

"This is something you practice in the backyard as a kid," Alonso told ESPN after the game. "I'm just happy to come through for my boys. We've worked really hard all year. I had some great at-bats in front of me. I'm just really happy to come through for my team right there."
With their latest thrilling comeback in the decisive Game 3 against Milwaukee, the Mets advanced in the playoffs for the first time since winning the 2015 National League pennant. They move on to a best-of-five Division Series beginning Saturday in Philadelphia against the NL East champion Phillies.
Milwaukee appeared to have the victory in hand after Jake Bauers and Sal Frelick broke a scoreless tie by opening the seventh inning with back-to-back homers off José Buttó. Tobias Myers and three relievers had combined on a two-hit shutout through the first eight innings.
This series loss will be particularly painful. The Brewers, making their sixth playoff appearance in the last seven years, still haven't won a postseason series since reaching Game 7 of the NL Championship Series in 2018.
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