CINCINNATI -- The New York Mets clubhouse was crowded Tuesday afternoon after they added seven players to the roster, including Tuesdays starter Rafael Montero.Manager Terry Collins didnt mind have some extra options off the bench, but finding them time in batting practice etc. can be a chore, especially in the midst of a postseason race when the regular guys take priority.You just do it, Collins said. Probably at home, well bring some of the extra guys out early so batting practice doesnt take so long. The main thing is our main guys, youve got to make sure theyre ready because theyre going to be in the lineup most of the time. Were used to September by now.With a couple of their top prospects nursing injury, the Cincinnati Reds only made a handful of additions after the rosters expanded on Sept. 1.Reds manager Bryan Price said he has mixed emotions about September call-ups.As a manager ... you never have to worry about extra innings or using your backup catcher or blowing up your bullpen, Price said. Managing against it is not fun. The Mets called up six guys today and we called up three. The reconnaissance factor becomes a problem.So, like it or not, the Reds and Mets will have plenty of options to choose from during Wednesdays finale of a three-game series at Great American Ball Park.Wednesdays starter for the Mets -- right-hander Noah Syndergaard -- is 2-0 with a 2.42 ERA in three starts against Cincinnati. He last faced the Reds in a 12-5 Mets victory on September 25, 2015. He has struck out 25 with no walks in three career starts against the Reds whom the Mets have never lost to when he pitches.In his last start, Syndergaard took the loss in a 4-1 defeat against the Washington Nationals, despite allowing just two runs over seven innings. It was the fifth time this season hes allowed two or fewer runs and not earned a victory.Syndergaard has pitched well recently, allowing two earned runs or fewer in each of his last three starts. He also has a 2.63 ERA away from Citi Field.Cincinnati right-hander Anthony DeSclafani will make his 17th start this season since beginning the season on the disabled list with an oblique injury suffered late in Spring Training.It will be his fourth career appearance and third start vs the Mets whove hit him hard. Hes 0-2 with a 12.27 ERA in three starts against New York, two of which came while a member of the Miami Marlins. In 11 innings against the Mets, DeSclafani has given up 15 earned runs.Tuesday nights 5-3 win extended the Mets winning streak over the Reds to 13 games, dating to Sept. 7, 2014. Its the second-longest winning streak in franchise history behind a 15-game streak against the Pirates in 1986-87.New York is getting hot at the right time.I said it back in New York, the way the team is playing lately reminds me of last year, said Yoenis Cespedes. Custom Chiefs Super Bowl Jerseys . -- Lou Brocks shoulder-to-shoulder collision with Bill Freehan during the 1968 World Series and Pete Roses bruising hit on Ray Fosse in the 1970 All-Star game could become relics of baseball history, like the dead-ball era. Breeland Speaks Super Bowl Jersey . "It doesnt get any better than that," Giambi said. "Im speechless." The Indians are roaring toward October. 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Theyve been breathlessly described as an AFL juggernaut with enough young talent to dominate the finals for years to come.But Greater Western Sydney inaugural coach Kevin Sheedy says the clubs premiership window wont stay open indefinitely and the Giants must be prepared to seize their moment.Immersed in the game as a player and coach for almost 50 years, Sheedy has seen it all and knows plenty of teams have made it to the big dance in September only to throw away their chance at a flag.Just look at Sydney, who made a grand final in Rodney Eades first year as a senior coach in 1996 only to lose to North Melbourne.It took almost a decade - and a new coach - before the Swans broke their drought with a flag, while a shot at redemption has eluded Eade in 16 seasons as a coach.First-year coach, graand final, never been back to a grand final in 20 years, Sheedy summarised.dddddddddddd.Theyre very, very hard to get to.Speaking ahead of the Giants preliminary final against the Western Bulldogs on Saturday, Sheedy said there would be extra motivation for veterans Steve Johnson, Heath Shaw, Shane Mumford and Joel Patfull.Shaw and Mumford have each been locked away until the end of 2018 but Johnson, 33, and Patfull, 31, are out of contract and no certainty to play on next year.This might be their only chance to play in (another) premiership, Sheedy said.They might not be there in a years time, so theyve got to seize their moment, just like anybody at the Bulldogs. 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