Remembering Mets History (2010) The First Mets Walk Off HR At Citi Field

Jerry Manuel's Mets (16-13) hosted Bruce Bochy's San Francisco Giants (17-11). The Mets would finish fourth in 2010 as another poor era in Mets history was underway, the Giants went on to surprise everyone winning that years World Series.
Starting Lineups
1 | Aaron Rowand | CF |
2 | Mark DeRosa | LF |
3 | Pablo Sandoval | 3B |
4 | Aubrey Huff | 1B |
5 | Juan Uribe | SS |
6 | Nate Schierholtz | RF |
7 | Matt Downs | 2B |
8 | Eli Whiteside | C |
9 | Jonathan Sanchez | P |
1 | Angel Pagan | CF |
2 | Luis Castillo | 2B |
3 | Jose Reyes | SS |
4 | Jason Bay | LF |
5 | David Wright | 3B |
6 | Jeff Francoeur | RF |
7 | Ike Davis | 1B |
8 | Rod Barajas | C |
9 | Mike Pelfrey | P |
This game would be highlighted by the Mets catcher, Rod Barajas & big offensive evening. Barajas, a Mets 12 year veteran at the time, came to the Mets via free agency. He started out the season, shocking everyone by putting up huge slugging numbers. Up to this point in the season he already had seven HRs with a pair of multi HR games in April, while playing in just 23 games.
In the 1st inning, the Mets went ahead 1-0 on Jason Bay's solo HR. In the 2nd, Ike Davis hit one his two HRs on the night, a solo shot to make it 2-0.
Next the hot hitting Barajas, followed with another solo shot, his eighth HR of the year putting New York ahead 2-1.
In the home 4th, Davis followed with his second HR giving the Mets a 4-3 lead.

But in the bottom of the 9th, with Sergio Romo on the mound, Ike Davis drew a one out walk. Then the man of the hour, Rod Barajas stepped in & hit the first Mets walk off HR at Citi Field, giving the Mets an exciting 6-4 win.
