Christian Scott impressive in MLB debut, but Mets fall again to Rays: newsday.com/sports/basebal… via Anthony Rieber

“He’s got major-league pitches. Now, he gets the opportunity to pitch in a real major-league game.”

Christian Scott’s time has arrived (updated with comments from Carlos Mendoza and Jeremy Hefner): newsday.com/sports/basebal…

“This is a scary thing now: to eat and get on a plane.”

Francisco Lindor, relegated to “role player” for the day, wound up having a pretty big role for the Mets: newsday.com/sports/basebal…

'Baseball is crazy,' Carlos Mendoza said.

So true.

Francisco Lindor on leaving the game sick last night: “I was going to throw up at shortstop. Or do No. 2 at shortstop.”

Carlos Mendoza on Christian Scott: “We feel like he’s ready.”

Francisco Lindor lifts Mets in 11th inning to beat Cubs | Tim Healey buff.ly/4b5nGvd

FINAL (11 innings): Mets 7, Cubs 6.

Francisco Lindor wins it with a double, the Mets' second walk-off of the homestand.

Starling Marte has thrown out two runners at the plate in as many innings -- the 10th and 11th innings.

Cubs 6, Mets 5, bottom 11

Jorge Lopez was warming up behind Edwin Diaz in the 10th. He pitched the past two days, so it was probably a 'one chance at warming up and getting in' situation. Otherwise, he'd probably be in the game right now.

The Mets are down to one pitcher: Danny Young.

He enters for his team debut ... in the top of the 11th.

Mets 5, Cubs 5, top 11

The Mets plan to call up Christian Scott, their top pitching prospect, to make his major-league debut Saturday against the Rays, sources confirmed | Tim Healey buff.ly/3UH4JZX

The story on Christian Scott: newsday.com/sports/basebal…

The Mets are calling up Christian Scott, their top pitching prospect, to make his major-league debut Saturday against the Rays, a source confirms.

After a 15-inning scoreless streak, the Mets have broken out for five runs in the past two frames. This puppy is all tied up.

Mets 5, Cubs 5, bottom 6

Francisco Lindor, back after dealing with a 24-hour bug, comes through with a pinch-hit, two-run double.

Cubs 5, Mets 4, bottom 6

Christopher Morel homered again. There are a smattering of boos at Citi Field.

Cubs 4, Mets 0, top 5

Long Island's Ben Brown has not allowed a hit through four innings against the Mets.

At 61 pitches, he probably is getting close to his limit.

Cubs 1, Mets 0, top 5

Brett Baty's diving stop not only saved a hit and a run, but started an inning-ending double play to bail out Adrian Houser. I can't remember the last time he made a bad play.

Cubs 1, Mets 0, bottom 3

Adrian Houser has a perfect game through one inning.

Mets 0, Cubs 0, bottom 1