Tyler Rogers, right-handed submariner for the Mets, pairs with his twin in high-leverage reliever roles; their rare shared-game appearances add a distinctive fantasy wrinkle.

Rogers allowed Lile’s first-pitch homer and faced a tricky return to form, with his unique delivery contributing to groundouts but leaving a vulnerability to hard contact in center-field shifts.

Rogers, used in relief, left a 2-2 sinker over the plate and watched Lile's drive become the deciding hit, a reminder of the Mets' late-inning vulnerability.

Rogers allowed the decisive 10th-inning swing when Lile sent a 2-2 sinker into center field, enabling the inside-the-park winner to cross the plate as Mullins misplayed the carom. The loss foreshadows bullpen pressure on the Mets’ late-innings relief corps.

Rogers, a high-leverage arm in the Mets’ bullpen by exchange at the deadline, figures into late-season bullpen dynamics. His usage could generate holds and occasional saves, depending on matchups and contemporary bullpen roles as New York scrambles toward a postseason berth.