New York Mets fans will be the first to tell you: Wednesday night’s loss to the Atlanta Braves — in which they blew a 3-0 lead and had a Yoenis Cespedes walk-off home run taken away by Ender Inciarte to end the game — was an absolute heartbreaker.

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But it felt like more of the same for a franchise that’s had a lifetime of soul-crushing losses. Let’s look back at the worst of the worst.

1. 1999 NLCS Game 6

Kenny Rogers had himself a great Major League career, but that’s the same Kenny Rogers who walked in the game-winning run to end a crazy game against the Atlanta Braves in which the Mets made a couple of epic comebacks and blew late leads.

2. 2006 NLCS Game 7

If you say the words “Carlos Beltran” to a Mets fan, they’ll all have the same pained look on their face thanks to him refusing to take the bat on his shoulders while striking out against Adam Wainwright to end the game. That’s the same game in which Endy Chavez took away a would-be Scott Rolen home run, which makes the loss even tougher.

3. 2007 Game No. 162

The Mets had 17 games left to play in 2007 and had a seven-game lead in hte National League East. Then, it all came crashing down, with an amazin’ dud against the Florida Marlins to finish an abysmal end of the year. The Phillies won the division, leaving the Mets and their fans crushed.

4. 2008 Game No. 162

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Another loss to the Marlins capped off yet another collapse that left them out of the postseason again.

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5. 2015 World Series, Game 4

The Mets came into the game down 2-1 in the Fall Classic and were up 3-2 when the Royals’ Eric Hosmer came up with two on and one out. He hit a dribbler to Daniel Murphy … and the ball went under his glove. Kansas City went on to win 5-3 and grabbed a 3-1 series lead.

6. 2015 World Series, Game 5

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A 2-0 lead in the ninth inning evaporated, another Murphy error was just part of a big collapse and the Royals won the title with another World Series comeback.