Mets president Sandy Alderson joined the search Javy Baez’s lost earring from the walk-off celebration

Baez lost an earring but won the game.

When Mets president Sandy Alderson arrived at Citi Field for work on Tuesday, I don’t think he ever expected to spend the moments following a wild win looking through individual blades of grass near home plate.

But nothing about the Mets has ever been predictable except for their dysfunction.

In the first game since since the team’s thumbs-down celebration drew scrutiny from the fans and Alderson, the Mets rallied to beat the Marlins in a ninth-inning comeback. Javy Baez — who was booed in his first plate appearance of the game because of his role in the thumbs-down saga — ended up scoring the winning run. It couldn’t have ended any other way.

Yet, you can always count on something to go wrong even in the happiest of moments for the Mets.

Amid the mayhem around the plate, Baez evidently lost a piece of jewelry — one of his earrings. The grounds crew spent some time searching for the lost jewelry piece, and eventually Alderson joined in on the search.

It’s no easy task to find an earring on a baseball field, and Alderson didn’t stick around the whole time.

Either way, we know that earring didn’t just disappear. It’s somewhere on that field. But, of course, it would take a lost earring to get Mets fans back to cheering for Baez.

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