The Mets are back home at Citi Field for a pivotal Game 3 against the rival Phillies, and fans may be more excited to see Grimace again. Videos posted to social media show fans chanting “Let’s go Mets” around the purple McDonald’s mascot on the subway on Tuesday as they all took the 7 train,

Phillies fans are heading to Citi Field by the busload to cheer on the Fightins for Game 3 of the NLDS against the New York Mets. Eve Andersen reports.

Finally back home from a dramatic two-week odyssey, the New York Mets are preparing for a pivotal Game 3 in their National League playoff against the rival Philadelphia Phillies.

What's more, the fortuitous pitch kicked off a Mets seven-win streak that not only helped Grimace go viral but convinced officials to install a purple seat at Citi Field in September. It is, indeed, Grimace's New York and we're all just living in it.

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Phillies fans are keeping the Red October energy alive and bringing it to New York for Game 3 of the National League Division Series.

After a roller coaster of comeback wins against the Milwaukee Brewers last week, the New York Mets took Game 1 against the Phillies 6-2, but the Phils squeaked by the Mets 7-6 in Game 2, which brings the series to Citi Field today (October 8) for the tie breaker and who will take the lead in the NLDS.

Mets and Phillies set for pivotal NLDS Game 3 after splitting two thrilling games in Philadelphia. Follow for updates.

Aaron Nola could have pouted when he was told that Cristopher Sanchez would start Game 2 of the NLDS, relegating Nola to Game 3, on the road. After all, for the previous two postseasons, it was always Zack Wheeler and Nola as a 1-2 starting pitching playoff punch.