up to david wright. two for his last two. granderson is locked in right now. david right back to back hits. starting to swing the bats. got a couple of fastballs. able to turn the bat. looked like he started swinging. little bit too. i think between the two. you want to take on -- david wright. that last pitch on 3 and 1. ball four. and it's two on for david right. playing in his first world series game. and the mets are looking for the go-ahead rbi from their captains. ryan madison a ton. madison's time in philadelphia. 8 out of 26. three home runs -- david wright. ball one. wright's first full year in the big leagues, 2005. 306. 311. playoff team in '06. one win short of the world series. here he is. nine years later. ball one. ball two. 2-0. that looks good. looks good at the plate. looks comfortable. franklin morales. getting loose. the left-handed hitting. second baseman on deck. takes the strike. and think about david wright. >> tom: long history with the club. what it takes for him just to get on the field every day now coming back from the back injury.

david wright and curtis granderson both have home runs. noah syndergaard, three runs, six strikeouts. steven matz of pitching tomorrow. tonight, he sleeps at mom and dads house before pitching in the world series. >> this is where you want to be in baseball. this is the dream. staying home, i did that, pretty much ever since i came back from getting hurt. we are on all hours, so we don't hit too much traffic. it's been a pretty awesome. having been able to do that. >> game four tomorrow after what appears to be game three victory tonight. we'll see what happens, a couple more outs to go. that's the story at citi field, let's go back to the studio for the rest of the day in sports. laura, looks like the mets get the job done tonight. >> thank you very much, rob. we will see you there tomorrow. >>> now to what would be the biggest sports story if there weren't something called the world series going on, jason pierre-paul back with the giants. he spoke for the first time about his return from that fourth of july fireworks accident that left h

looked like the tag got on the back of david wright. before the right foot. that will get overturned. wasn't paying any attention to david wright. feet not so much. around five innings ago. when there was no replay. >> joe: they play it on the video board here at kauffman stadium. the crowd reacts. and that tag is on his back. if it's overturned. two out. nobody on. murphy up. out. >> tom: tell you what. perez has a guy with a great jump. he came out the chute. and threw a missile. down the second base. the foot work was impeccable. the cannon. just, watch him come out of the chute. he is halfway down the line. by the time re-releases this ball. and you talk about getting through a ball. getting rid of it quick. wow. >> joe: murphy flies one into left center field. and barring extra innings. this streak of games with the home run during the postseason will end at 6-3. who is coming up? bottom part of the order for the royals. against familia. trying to win game one for the mets. and get the save.or ms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my addre

i'm [ bleep ], but i'm fine. >> david wright keeping it honest right there. lucas back in the mets lineup tonight batting fifth. one thing to keep in mind, jake arrieta, if they could break through and put the cubs on ice in the ncls. that's a wrap from citi field. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, john. with net week's showdown with the patriots looming, jets try to avoid looking past washington today at metlife stadium. tied at 13 early in the third quarter. when the jets defense comes up with a huge play. terrel revis. fitzpatrick keeps the football and find nothing but open field in front of him. diving into the end zone for 18-yard touchdown. >> forcing the 3 and out and on the ensuing possession. marshal with a terrific adjustment. outraces everyone to the end zone. cries ivory with 147 6 ground /- /- -- 146 yards on the ground. >>> on the ice, rangers and devils play a matinee at the garden with the scored tied in overtime. devils gather the puck and race up the other way and for the game-winner as new jersey finally gets it to the win column this

and the grandy man can. >> david wright playing like captain america. part of the 4-run '6th inning. let's not forget about thor. syndergaard settled down. the mets lead it right now, 9-3 in the tom of the 9th inning. syndergaard setting down 12, and the royals at one point in a row. they will turn to steven matz. >> this is definitely the dream. this is what you dream up in your backyard playing wiffle ball. this is amazing. it's a big blessing to be here, especially my first year being part of the team. >> reporter: and i just heard a roar behind me. the mets are 2 outs for cutting the lead in half and cutting the deficit to 2-1 in the world series. after the break r you down with j.p.p.? yeah, but he's down with the big blue team, and he's grateful to be alive. break. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had n

david wright, 2-run shot. curtis granderson also in on the long ball action with a 2 run homer, second of the world series. noah syndergaard seemed to handle the royals lineup. he allowed just three runs and struck out 6 in 6 solid i think so ooh of work. how about more from the captain. wright was back in a huge 6th. the two rib single. the mets would get four runs in the frame. 9-3 the final. the mets win. they trail 2 games to 1. >> i said before the game, we get our offense going a little bit, you know, we play better baseball, and like everybody does. this is when we rise when we've got our backs to the wall. >>> now to what would be the biggest sports story in these parts, jason pierre paul back with the giants and yesterday he spoke for the first time about his return from a 4th of july fireworks accident. jpp just began working out on wednesday. he'll hopeful he'll be able to return to game action soon. when he does he'll wear a special glove and doesn't expect to miss a beat. >> i'm the same jpp that

david wright showing that he would make the last one.d in the series as they win game 3, 9-3. behind syndergaard. a four rbi night for david wright. >> tom: a night of super heroes. >> joe: 3:22 game. syndergaard, the winner, ventura, the loser. a big night for granderson as well. >> harold: calling for the avengers. >> joe: 3-7-0. kansas city. 9-12-0 for the mets. kansas city up two games to one. and we look ahead to tomorrow night and that match-up of steven matz and chris young, the number four starters. >> harold: you think about it. you will switch some guys to the other side of the plate. zobrist will be hitting right-handed. >> joe: go down to the field and erin andrews. >> erin: thanks. so. curtis had something to say about this. your manager said it perfectly. we have to get these back going. how did you do it? what adjustments did you make? >> it's tough. that pitching staff makes it difficult to go ahead and get things going. trying to get pressure. taking it one pitch at a time. no matter what you're putting up there. you can

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david wright another couple rbi with a base hit, and the mets are on the board. they win game 3, 9-3. still a chance to even the series later tonight. >> this game is just as important as the previous one and the first game, but each team is trying to win as many games as they can as quickly as they can. >> i was able to stay locked in for the entire game, just try to keep it simple. me and travis out there. >> running around the bases it's just like floating. you can't describe, you know, the excitement of, you know, hitting the home run, crossing home plate, high fiving your teammates, looking up in the stands and seeing people go absolutely nuts. >> and trying to follow up last night's win is steven matz later tonight. the kid from long island pitches game 4 of the world series, and the mets try to even things up. at citi field, rob powers channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you rob. with citi field now hosting the world series, the only people more excited than the players are the mets fans. today that energy has been sweeping across the city already. eyewitn

he said if it was david wright and nobody was hurt, we wouldn't be talking about it. it wasn't david wright. that's a hypothetical. somebody was hurt. tejada has a broken leg. you can't talk in hypotheticals. what happened happened and it happened to a met. you know now matt harvey is placed in a difficult situation. ernie: how is he going to handle this? it's a little awkward. russ: to me, it's extremely awkward. he is matt harvey. and, you know, he's a team guy. you want to protect your teammates. the question is -- now, if chase utley was in the lineup, everybody would expect harvey to hit him. but does it retaliate against somebody else? wondering. but his skipper, terry collins, addressed that situation with one of his ace right handers. >> i was with him yesterday. yesterday. i said you've got to pitch, man. we all know who you are and what you are. but, you know, we can't let this control us. we've got to win a game. he gets it. russ: that is really the solid advice because you've got to remember, we were talking about it last week. scoring is not easy in this

david wright showing that he would make the last one. the mets are on the board in the series as they win game 3, 9-3. behind syndergaard. a four rbi night for david wright. >> joe: 3:22 game. syndergaard, the winner, ventura, the loser. a big night for granderson as well. >> harold: calling for the avengers. >> joe: 3-7-0. kansas city. 9-12-0 for the mets. kansas city up two games to one. and we look ahead to tomorrow night and that match-up of steven matz and chris young, the number four starters. >> harold: you think about it. you will switch some guys to the other side of the plate. zobrist will be hitting right-handed. >> joe: go down to the field and erin andrews. >> erin: thanks. so. curtis had something to say about this. your manager said it perfectly. we have to get these back going. how did you do it? what adjustments did you make? >> it's tough. that pitching staff makes it difficult to go ahead and get things going. trying to get pressure. taking it one pitch at a time. no matter what you're putting up there. you can't win t

david wright with the 2-1 shot in the 1st. kc retook the lead but that was only until granderson came back. new york back in the driver's seat. the royals have had their way against the mets' pitching, but they got the royal treatment from noah syndergaard. the mets up 5-3. new york's big inning coming in the bottom of the 6th, and that's when they david wright's two rbi single is a low. 9-3 the final. still down 2-1 in the best of 7, and they can even the series tonight right here at citi field. >> we knew what to expect coming into this based on playing here in the postseason, and this was a different level. i think toe be able to fight back the way we did, we were there tonight. every time they had an answer, we had an answer right back, and that's the type of baseball that got us here that immediate answer. it may not be getting all the runs back, but to get the momentum back on our side, that was big. >> thought there were big hits in the game throughout, and on our part, the fence gets it going, the next of 2 nights. >>

here now is abc's david wright. >> at home with the trumps. people cover spread unusual not for its content but for the timing. why is it we're only hearing from her now? she spoke with joy behar about her husband's political aspirations in 2011. >> he still didn't make the decision and he's very passionate about the country and it's a big mess. the country's in a big mess. >> but on the campaign trail. >> my father donald j. trump. >> trump's 33-year-old daughter ivanka plays the role normally reserved for the candidate's wife. melania trump was there when he announced. there for the debateds. but even after this. >> you called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. >> she has spoke be not a word. my husband is traveling all the time, she told people noting that their son needs somebody as a parent so i am with him all the time. adding she was not ready to get political yet. michael dantonio author of "never enough a trump biography if i," says melania is his silent partner. >> i think she's far more comfortable i

looked like the tag got on the back of david wright. before the right foot. that will get overturned. wasn't paying any attention to david wright. feet not so much. around five innings ago. when there was no replay. >> joe: they play it on the video board here at kauffman stadium. the crowd reacts. and that tag is on his back. if it's overturned. two out. nobody on. murphy up. out. >> tom: tell you what. perez has a guy with a great jump. he came out the chute. and threw a missile. down the second base. the foot work was impeccable. the cannon. just, watch him come out of the chute. he is halfway down the line. by the time re-releases this ball. and you talk about getting getting rid of it quick. wow. >> joe: murphy flies one into left center field. and barring extra innings. this streak of games with the home run during the postseason will end at 6-3. who is coming up? bottom part of the order for the royals. against familia. trying to win game one for the mets. and get the save.or ms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my address, i need to be

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david wright, abc news, new york. >> whoa. >> wow. >> so if we tell that you this set is haunted, dot a new set? >> that would be kind of nice. anderson, are you out there. >> >> who's haunting this place? >> it is haunted. that's us. >> i don't know who's more scared there, you or me. >> i think you might be scared of my shorts. >> who wears short shorts? >> that's the in us for this half hour. remember to follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. >>> this morning on "world news now," no holds barred. >> the gop candidates waste no time mixing it up on the debate stage. but the battle royale not as it was first billed as trump and carson take a back seat. live coverage of new political rivalries and fingers pointed at moderators. >>> blimp blunder. the ultraexpensive military apparatus breaking free and floating away. the journey across several states, the power outages it caused and who is paying for the mess. >>> serious accusations against an nba player in a jewelry store. was it an honest mistake or racial profiling? the calls to 911 and a new response from the store. >>> and st"sta

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ears abc's david wright. >> attention, this is a drill. we need to lock down. >> the modern version of duck and recover, we recently saw one in colorado. the teacher loc the door. the students hud. >> do you know why they did this drill? >> they do it because there have been at left ten facility shootings on u.s. campuses this year and many more close calls. harrisburg, south dakota, a high school principal shot and injured. cleveland, mississippi, two weeks ago, a history professor murdered in his office. lacey washington in april high school students badly shaken after staff members apprehended a gunman. teacher holly carpet is a graduate of columbine high school. that's why she takes this issue so personally. >> it's not about the flash backs or any of that for me. it's the thought of anyone wanting to hurt the kids. >> the threat is real. the question is, how to stop it. david wright abc news, new york. >> you never know how you'll respond in a situation like that, especially children. it's paralyzing for an adult going through somethi

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