Heroes, zeros from Mets’ NLDS Game 4 win: Jose Quintana keeps shutting them down

Heroes, zeros and the full inside pitch from the Mets’ 4-1 win over the Phillies in Game 4 of the NLDS on Tuesday night at Citi Field:

Hero

Francisco Lindor calmly rounded the bases after his sixth-inning, go-ahead grand slam. In a Citi Field that exploded, only Lindor — with a bad back and who tries not to jump during celebrations because of Edwin Diaz flashbacks — remained stoic for perhaps the biggest swing in the ballpark’s history.

Zero

Carlos Estevez, a Phillies deadline addition meant to extinguish fires, threw 100-mph heat to Lindor and watched the game go up in smoke.

Unsung hero

Nearly forgotten by the end were the five innings and one unearned run charged to Jose Quintana, who has not allowed an earned run in two postseason starts.

Stat: 2

Postseason grand slams by the Mets, Lindor joining Edgardo Alfonzo (sorry, Robin Ventura).

Follow The Post’s coverage of the Mets in the postseason:

• Mets overcome arch rival Phillies to advance to NLCS as Lindor hits game-winning grand slam
• Francisco Lindor lights Citi Field on fire with wild go-ahead Mets grand slam
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• Heyman: Mets have real chance to turn Amazin’ party into World Series run

Quote of the Day

“I felt like Ricky Bobby. My hands just went up, and I don’t remember putting my hands up. … That was a swing of a lifetime.”

— Pete Alonso on his reaction to Francisco Lindor’s grand slam