Giants hoping to give fanbase their version of Mets magic

The Mets have captivated that part of the city that does not belong to the Yankees, and they will be playing Game 1 of the NLCS in — against the (Dodgers-Padres winner) — at the same time as the Giants will be hosting the Bengals on Sunday night at MetLife Stadium.For the 2-3 Giants, this miracle Mets run out of nowhere can serve as a reminder of how New York will wrap its arms around and love a winner like nowhere else.Or come Monday night, when the Bronx is burning, they will have a chance to watch Game 1 of the ALCS when the Yankees continue their quest for that elusive 28th World Series championship against the Tigers-Indians survivor.Daniel Jones, who can tell his many teammates who were not part of the Giants’ surprise 2022 playoff run how the town embraced them, watched Francisco Lindor’s grand slam that carried the Mets to their NLDS Game 4 clincher over the Phillies at Party Citi Field.“Just an awesome atmosphere,” Jones told The Post.“Obviously the grand slam was a really cool moment.

Think it was just kind of cool he hit the home run, just kind of ran around the bases and kept it cool, and yeah, a lot of respect for Lindor, that whole team really — have the season they’ve had, battled back from it not looking so good at the beginning, and then catching some momentum and building that in the playoffs.It was a fun game to watch.”The Giants, 0-2 at home without a touchdown, need to give their fans a fun game to watch.

Micah McFadden was a rookie in 2022.“There’s a different vibe.Within here especially, just knowing the opportunities guys had outside the building,” he told The Post.

“You’d see a bunch of former Giants come back, just excited about the team.And there was an excitement that ran through the building, and I think it ran through the fan base as well, at games especially late in the season when things were getting close and we thought we might have a chance to go.

It’s definitely an exciting place to win, tough p...