Nimmo’s walk-off double erases Mets’ mistakes

NEW YORK — Perhaps Isiah Kiner-Falefa’s steal of residence was all-time low.

For weeks, the Mets have been looking for the nadir of their season, hoping that every mistake or flaw or loss is perhaps it. When Kiner-Falefa accomplished a straight steal of residence within the seventh inning Wednesday night time at Citi Field, highlighting an extended sequence that noticed the Mets commit two errors, commit an important baserunning bluder and get charged with a shift violation, it appeared as if the workforce was headed to a different ragged loss.

Instead, Brandon Nimmo hit a walk-off double to ship the Mets to a 4-3 win in 10 innings — simply their second victory in 11 video games.

With one out and an automated runner on second base, Nimmo hit a ball off the right-field wall to plate Eduardo Escobar with the profitable run.