The Mets and Phillies are trying to keep their slim playoff hopes alive, and they face off in New York on Saturday for the second game of a weekend series.
Friday's series-opener featured plenty of ninth-inning dramatics, with Mets closer Edwin Diaz blowing his seventh save of the year but ending up as the winning pitcher when first baseman Pete Alonso took a walk-off walk bottom-half of the ninth.
Left-hander Drew Smyly (3-6, 6.65 ERA) will get the start Saturday for the Phillies, while Marcus Stroman (7-12 3.28 ERA) takes the bump for the Mets.
Here's how to watch this NL East matchup.
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What TV channel is Mets vs. Phillies on today?
- Date: Saturday, Sept. 7
- Start time: 7:10 p.m. ET
- TV channel: FS1, SNY (New York), NBC Sports Philadelphia (Philadelphia)
- Live stream: Fox Sports Go | fuboTV
Along with the Fox Sports and local television broadcasts, the game will be streamed on Fox Sports Go. Fans can also watch online by signing up for fuboTV, which offers a seven-day free trial.
Mets and Phillies upcoming schedule
| Mets | Phillies |
| 9/8 vs. Phillies | 9/8 at Mets |
| 9/9 vs. Diamondbacks | 9/9 vs. Braves |
| 9/10 vs. Diamondbacks | 9/10 vs. Braves |
| 9/11 vs. Diamondbacks | 9/11 vs. Braves |
| 9/12 vs. Diamondbacks | 9/12 vs. Braves |