All that was missing was the flight attendant. Aaron Fultz knew that as soon as Benny Agbayani sent his fastball into orbit.

Actually, it really wasn’t a fastball, but a [weak] fastball, according to the lefty, who has spent eight years in the minors before going 5-2 in 58 appearances for the Giants this season. The bullpen advantage is huge for the Mets in this series and that was evident in the 13-inning, 3-2 Mets win last night at Shea. The Mets had Rick White in the game at the end, the Giants had Fultz.

“The fastball was up,” said Fultz of the ball that traveled 385 feet into the left-field bleachers. “Anytime a ball is hit that far, it’s not where you wanted it to be.”