 Swing and a foul ball out of play to the right. And they switched up in their bullpen. Well, then it took Seth Lugo out. It was Seth Lugo pitched the eighth inning, and when the Mets scored five at the top of the ninth, and it was a six-run game, they took Lugo out and brought in Paul Seawald, who at that stage was not what Paul Seawald is now. He was a good closer. The 0-2 outside, and Seawald got into trouble, and they brought in the struggling and former closer, Edwin Diaz, who gave up the walk-off homer to Suzuki.