San Francisco Giants at New York Mets

At some point last week, Tobias Myers glanced at his calendar and realized it was September.  That surprised Myers. Since mid-July, he had been with Triple-A Syracuse, seeking to correct the flaws that had transformed him from an early-season standout to a midsummer afterthought. Once a crucial part of the Mets’ bullpen, Myers found himself without either a role or a clear path back to Flushing. So he did the only thing he knew: Myers put his head down and worked. “Time’s kind of flown, honestly,” he said last week from the dugout bench in Syracuse, N.Y. “I haven’t really noticed how long I’ve been down here.”  On Sunday, that purgatorial state finally came to an end. Before their 4-2 win over the Giants, the Mets recalled Myers from Syracuse and optioned left-hander Jefry Yan. Myers contributed immediately, pitching a scoreless eighth against some of San Francisco’s top hitters, which earned him the win when Bo Bichette hit a go-ahead three-run homer in the bottom of the inning. “Not an easy inning any time \[Rafael\