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In the first five innings, four Mets at-bats powered an estimated 1,460 feet of deep flies.
The Mets were held inside the park during the 8 -0, Game 3 loss that put them in another NLCS hole.
There was no doubt when Shohei Ohtani demolished his three -run home run.
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