Aaron Nola will be on the mound for Philadelphia and Sean Manaea draws the start for the Amazin’s. Will the Mets be able to keep their postseason magic going? Or will the NL East champs put their clamp down on the series?

After all, for the previous two postseasons, it was always Zack Wheeler and Nola as a 1-2 starting pitching playoff punch. And it has worked quite well for the Phillies as Wheeler is virtually unhittable with a 2.18 career postseason ERA after throwing 7 shutout innings in Game 1.

The New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies have changed locations in their NLDS matchup for Game 3 on Tuesday, Oct. 8.