Todd Frazier clobbered a tying, three-run homer and Michael Conforto then lined a game-ending single as the Mets stormed back in the ninth inning to stun the Washington Nationals, 7-6, Friday night in Queens for their seventh straight win.

Trailing 6-3, the Mets rallied against closer Sean Doolittle to win for the 14th time in 15 games at pulsating Citi Field. The Nationals hold the top spot in the National League wild-card race, the Mets are one and a half games behind them.

In what was once considered a lost season for each club at different points, a playoff atmosphere was palpable both in the stands and between the lines. It was arguably the biggest tilt at the ballpark since the 2016 National League wild-card game, with a near-sellout crowd seemingly hanging on every pitch.

Mets rookie Pete Alonso homered in his fourth straight game, hitting his 38th of the season off Stephen Strasburg. J. D. Davis also connected.