The NLCS will resume Sunday night at Dodger Stadium with Game 6 — the Dodgers lead 3-2 in the best-of-seven series — and to this point the Mets haven’t gotten a starting pitcher beyond five innings. It’s a streak they hope to snap, especially after a Game 5 in which Mendoza exhausted his top relief options .

Despite "hitting a wall" in his last start, Game 6 starter Sean Manaea feels good and is ready to help the Mets stave off elimination.

As the runs continue to flow in the National League Championship Series, the New York Mets think they might have the answer to halt the deluge and extend their season in Game 6 on Sunday against the host Los Angeles Dodgers.