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August 10: New York Mets v Milwaukee Brewers
August 17: Miami Marlins v Boston Red Sox
August 24: New York Mets v Atlanta Braves
August 31: Milwaukee Brewers v Toronto Blue Jays
Remaining fixtures to be confirmed including final day of the season and post-season matches.
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We're back again next Sunday for the Miami Marlins trip to Boston to face the Red Sox.
If we're in for the same level of entertainment as tonight it will be worth seeing.
For now good night and thanks for watching!
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesJuan Soto
In contrast it really hurts for the Mets and just about sums up their luck right now.
The first time they were behind tonight was when they were walking off the field having lost the game.
They move to seven defeats in a row and slide closer to the edge in the National League wildcard race.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesWilliam Contreras
It's absolute delight for the Brewers as their superb season continues to gather pace.
There were some serious scenes when Collins hit that walk-off home run but a word also for William Contreras, whose two home runs kept the Brewers in it earlier.
They could make it a perfect ten wins in a row if they can get past the Pittsburgh Pirates tomorrow.
And that is how it's done!
Isaac Collins smashes a solo home run to right field to win it for the Brewers.
Edwin Diaz allows a home run for the first time since April and the Mets lose a heartbreaker despite leading for eight innings.
What a game!
Nick Mears is in to pitch for Hall.
He walks Juan Soto in the ninth but gets out Francisco Alvarez, Francisco Lindor and Brandon Nimmo.
The Brewers have one last chance to win it.
A pitching change for the Mets with Edwin Diaz in for Helsley.
Diaz immediately delivers a wild pitch and the runners advance.
The Brewers have men on second and third - can they complete the comeback here?
No. Anthony Siegler lines out to Alonso and we are going to a decisive ninth inning.
Joey Ortiz with another ground ball and he gets it past the desperate dive of Alonso!
Brice Turang scores, Danny Jansen is up to second and the Brewers are level!
Ryan Helsley is up to pitch for the Mets and he walks Brice Turang first up.
Danny Jansen then singles with a groundball to left and now the Brewers have runners on first and second and the tying run in scoring position.
DL Hall has pitched really well for the Brewers since coming in during the fifth inning.
The Mets haven't had a single hit since then and with two more strikeouts in the eighth Hall is keeping the Brewers in it.
A vital double play for the Mets sees them maintain their lead.
The Brewers had Isaac Collins on third base after another hit for Contreras, but Andrew Vaughn grounds into a double play.
A missed chance for the Brewers to level it up.
Image source, MLB Bases Covered LivePete Alonso home run record
Pete Alonso flies out at the top of the seventh.
Will he get another chance to become the Mets all-time record home run scorer tonight?
Remember, he's tied with Darryl Strawberry on 252 home runs for the franchise.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesThe Mets' Cedric Mullins breaks his bat in front of Brewers catcher Danny Jansen.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesJuan Soto singles in a run for the Mets.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesWilliam Contreras rounds the bases after his first home run for the Brewers.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesJoey Ortiz celebrates after his single scored two more runs for the Brewers.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesCaleb Durbin throws to first on a defensive play.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesMullins celebrates his first home run for the Mets.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesContreras enjoys the reaction after his second home run of the night.
For the first time we have a scoreless inning but we had to get all the way to the sixth to see it.
First up DL Hall sees off the Mets before Brooks Raley, in for Reed Garrett, is helped out by an impressive catch at first base by Alonso on his way to three outs.
Image source, Matthew Grimes Jr. / Getty ImagesJen Powal
Jen Powal - the first female umpire to referee a Major League Baseball game in the regular season - is back in Atlanta this afternoon as the Braves take on the Miami Marlins.
Pawol, 48, made history as she oversaw first base during Saturday's game between the same two teams and today she is calling the strikes behind the mound.
She was welcomed to the pitch by cheers and a standing ovation.
You can read more here.
He's done it again!
William Contreras measures a fly ball out to right field for his second home run of the day.
Isaac Collins scores from first and the Brewers close the gap again - it's now 6-5 in Milwaukee.
That all came after a pitching change for the Mets with Reed Garrett replacing Sean Manaea.
Garrett gets his three outs but this is now a one-run game as we head for the sixth.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesJuan Soto's single earned the Mets an early lead.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesSean Manaea on the mound for the Mets.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesQuinn Priester on the mound for the Brewers.
Image source, John Fisher / Getty ImagesPete Alonso at bat for the Mets.
Hall stops the flow of runs for the Mets by striking out Mauricio and earning the ground out from Mullins.
The Mets have extended their lead again though and as we head for the bottom of the fifth it's 6-3.
Into the fifth and Juan Soto is on base again with a single.
Brandon Nimmo's sacrifice bunt takes Soto to second and then a Brandon Lockridge error off a looping Pete Alonso hit allows Soto to score.
Alonso is up to second, the Mets lead 6-3 and we have a pitching change for the Brewers as DL Hall comes in for Priester.
Joey Ortiz stays in it by fouling balls off and finally earns something to hit.
He knocks a ground ball past the shortstop and the runners are on their way.
Andruw Monastrerio and Danny Jansen score and the Brewers have cut the Mets lead to 5-3.
A three-run inning for the Brewers and they are right back in this!
