After escaping the eighth, an inning in which Díaz clipped Travis d’Arnaud as soon as he replaced Brooks Raley, Díaz drilled Chris Taylor square in the helmet with a 96 mph four-seam fastball with the first pitch of the ninth.

They call it a strikeout, but that name needed an adjustment Wednesday afternoon in Queens, when Mets closer Edwin Diaz managed to notch a (no)strikeout. Don't worry, we'll explain, and there's a video.

With the final pitch of the New York Mets' come-from-behind victory on Monday night, closer Edwin Diaz cemented his name in baseball’s history books. Diaz recor