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The Mets finished plowing through the Cubs on Wednesday night, and they’re heading to the World Series.

Experts say the unexpected juggernaut is being fueled by infallible pitching — and Daniel Murphy’s home runs. But let’s not underestimate the power of great hair on the mound.

After all, there’s no denying the Amazins’ pitchers Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard’s phenomenal flowing locks are as intimidating as a 97-mph fastball. Just look at how their tresses waft athletically as they throw.

Jacob deGrom (48) and New York Mets starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard (34) on Oct. 13 ahead of a game against the Dodgers.Andrew TheodorakisJacob deGrom (48) and New York Mets starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard (34) on Oct. 13 ahead of a game against the Dodgers.Andrew Theodorakis

Now costume company Yandy is wigging out on the Mets’ success and their pitchers’ enviable manes.

Yes, the folks who brought you the Pizza Rat costume and always manage to turn pop-culture moments into hilarious, “sexy” get-ups are giving away free deGrom and Syndergaard wigs until Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday.

The blond and brunette shags look straight out of “Wayne’s World” — and a wee bit feminine — but just toss a fitted hat on top and add some paraphernalia in royal blue or orange to sport your fandom in style.

“In recognition of Mets mania and as a sign of our appreciation, we’re excited to give Mets fans another fun way to show their support for the team and these phenomenal young pitchers who have led the way,” says founder and CEO Chad Horstman.

Mets fans or people who love synthetic hair can go to the customized landing page yandy.com/1986 to claim their free Syndergaard or deGrom wig. (When you get to checkout, the total will drop down to zero, but shipping costs do range from $5.95 to $19.95, depending on how fast you want your mop.) Wear it on Halloween, the day of Game 4 — or simply replace your rally cap in time for the first World Series match-up on Tuesday.

Here, just enjoy some shots of deGrom and Syndergaard in all their unshorn glory.

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DeGrom (left) and Syndergaard in the dugout.Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images
New York Mets starting pitchers Matt Harvey (33), Jacob deGrom (48) and Noah Syndergaard (34) earlier this month.Andrew Theodorakis
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Syndergaard and deGrom walking to the dugout.Charles Wenzelberg
Syndergaard (left) and deGrom (right) in the dugout.Charles Wenzelberg
Syndergaard (far left) and deGrom (center).Ray Stubblebine/UPI
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Syndergaard (middle) and deGrom (right).Brian Kersey/UPI
Jacob deGromCharles Wenzelberg
Jacob deGromAnthony Causi
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Jacob deGromJonathan Daniel/Getty Images
Jacob deGromAP Photo/David J. Phillip
A close-up of deGrom's hairAP Photo/David J. Phillip
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DeGrom earlier this week.Brian Kersey/UPI
DeGrom waves it off.Charles Wenzelberg
DeGrom leaves a practice in Chicago on Monday.Brian O'Mahoney/for the New York Post
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DeGrom at a press conference.Elsa/Getty Images
Jacob deGrom in the dugout with a winter hat.Charles Wenzelberg
Syndergaard in the dugout on a cold night.Anthony Causi
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Syndergaard at practice.Andrew Theodorakis
Syndergaard's hair (left) from behind.Charles Wenzelberg
Syndergaard runs out to the mound during the NLCS.Anthony Causi
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Syndergaard raises his hat when a pop fly is caught. (Hat hair alert!)Mike Stobe/Getty Images
Syndergaard pitching with his hair down.Charles Wenzelberg
Syndergaard's hair flies everywhere. Anthony Causi
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It takes a lot for Syndergaard to throw that fast.Anthony Causi
Syndergaard just struck someone out.Charles Wenzelberg
Syndergaard in Game 2 of the NLDS.Charles Wenzelberg
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Syndergaard in early October.Ray Stubblebine
Syndergaard leaving Citi Field earlier this month.Brigitte Stelzer
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