In a game full of twists and turns, the Mets electrified the home crowd with a ninth-inning comeback but fell, 7-5, to the Dodgers in 13 innings.

Michael Conforto left second base early. Or did he? Conforto avoided a double play in the third inning of Friday’s game between the Mets and Dodgers at Citi Field due to a rulebook technicality, which

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NEW YORK — On Friday night, the Dodgers emerged victorious, technically speaking. The defending champions outlasted the Mets 7-5 in an ugly, delirious, rain-soaked, 13-inning slopfest. The game started at 7:10 p.m. ET. It ended just before 1 a.m.

It took six hours and 13 innings before the Dodgers would break a 5-5 tie with two runs off right-hander Huascar Brazobán, the last reliever in the bullpen. A leadoff double by Teoscar Hernandez allowed the automatic runner to go ahead. Hyesong Kim then moved him over on a single, and he scored an insurance run on a fly ball by Andy Pages.