“Absolute snag”; “Amazing guts on display here” - MLB fans in awe as Tyrone Taylor steals the show with stunning sliding catch that saves extra runs

Tyrone Taylor and the New York Mets welcomed the Los Angeles Dodgers to Citi Field for their third NLCS game. The postseason has always been entertaining, with several unexpected and extraordinary moments. During Game 3 against the Dodgers, the Mets had already surrendered one run in the top of the second while they had runners in scoring position.

Will Smith stepped up to the plate and drove in a high fly ball deep to right field against Luis Severino. However, Tyrone Taylor dashed from left field to make one of the best catches of the season.

Taylor's incredible play easily saved the Mets from giving up extra runs. However, the Dodgers got their second run to take a 2-0 lead. MLB fans have been in awe after watching Taylor make one of the best plays. Fans took to social media to react on the same.

Here's a look at some of the fan reactions on X.

"Absolute snaggggg," wrote one fan.

"Amazing guts on display here," another fan responded.

"Dodger fan here, but hats off to that. Hell of a route and catch," one fan replied.

Comments continued to flow as fans appreciated Tyrone Taylor for his performance.

"Tyrone Taylor just made one of the most jaw-dropping catches you’ll ever see!" one fan chimed in.

"Wish he hadn’t but one of the best catches I have ever seen," another Dodgers fan responded.

"Do y’all realize how much ground he just covered to catch that ball at full speed," asked one fan.

Tyrone Taylor and the Mets drop Game 3 against the Dodgers

Despite Taylor's effort to help his team win, the Mets dropped Game 3 of their NLCS against the Dodgers. The Mets have a disadvantage in this series as they trail 2-1.

The offense struggled to score even a single run against Buehler and their opponents' bullpen. Hard-throwing Jose Quintana will get the ball as their starter in Game 4. Quintana will go up against Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

The Mets will need to strike back to get back in the race before the Dodgers win Game 3. The Mets will also lose their home-field advantage in the last two games.