The Mets show fight, but not when it counted

Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images The Mets almost stretched their win streak to four games on a hot Friday night in Queens, putting together a heck of a fight off the Dodgers bullpen but, alas, moral victories are still losses in the loss column.

The Mets did not start this game off well. Tylor Megill, who has shown cracks in his armor since his hot start to his major league career. He got hit hard in the first, allowing a double to Max Muncy and an RBI double to Corey Seager.

The Mets offense, as was a trend through the first six innings, looked horrible in the bottom of the first. The lineup featured some, um, questionable decisions going into it, with Albert Almora Jr. (.130/.149/.196, -6…