Sean Manaea's transformation began with a haircut and a change in pitching style, leading to a stellar performance in Game 3 of the NLDS against the Philadelphia Phillies. He dominated the game, allowing only three hits in seven innings, contributing to the New York Mets' 7-2 victory.

With key contributions from Pete Alonso and Jesse Winker, who both homered, the Mets showcased their offensive power. The crowd at Citi Field, energized by the team's playoff success, celebrated Manaea's remarkable outing as he received a standing ovation upon leaving the game.

The Philadelphia Phillies showcased their offensive prowess in the 15th inning of Game Two against the New York Mets, scoring seven runs in the final four innings. As they prepare for Game Three of the National League Division Series, they will rely on veteran pitcher Aaron Nola to deliver another strong performance on the road.

Nola, who has a solid postseason track record, faces the Mets after a successful regular season. The Mets will counter with Sean Manaea, who also brings experience to the mound. Both teams are looking for key victories to advance in the playoffs.

The Philadelphia Phillies are adjusting their lineup for Game 2 of the National League Division Series against the New York Mets. Third baseman Alec Bohm, who has struggled recently, is out, making way for Edmundo Sosa to take his place.

Bohm, an NL All-Star this season, has been in a slump, batting just .170 in September and going hitless in Game 1. Manager Rob Thomson believes Sosa can bring energy to the team, despite Sosa's own struggles at the plate this season.

The Philadelphia Phillies are trying to revitalize their struggling offense by benching All-Star third baseman Alec Bohm for Game 2 of the NL Division Series against the New York Mets. Bohm, who is healthy but in a slump, had a frustrating outing in Game 1, prompting manager Rob Thomson to start Edmundo Sosa instead.

Despite Bohm's solid regular-season stats, he has struggled recently, ending the season in a 2-for-27 slump. The team is also looking for better performances from other key players, including Trea Turner and Nick Castellanos, who have struggled in the postseason.

The Philadelphia Phillies face a critical Game Two in their National League Division Series against the New York Mets after losing the opener. With Zack Wheeler as a standout in Game One, the Phillies turn to Cristopher Sanchez, who has excelled at home this season, to help even the series.

New York counters with Luis Severino, who has struggled on the road. Both teams will aim for a strong offensive showing, as the Phillies need to exploit Severino early to secure a vital win.