The Mets are tearing jerseys off of each other after walk-off wins and it’s the most fun

As the meme goes on Twitter, tired: Pouring a bucket of Gatorade over a walk-off hitter’s head.

Wired: Ripping a jersey off the walk-off hitter.

That’s what the New York Mets are doing these days as they continue to win games in dramatic fashion, and it’s the most fun.

Earlier this month, outfielder Michael Conforto knocked in the game-winning run against the Washington Nationals in the ninth inning, and his thrilled teammates proceeded to rip the jersey off of him.

On Wednesday night, in the 10th inning, outfielder J.D. Davis walked off with a single and first baseman Pete Alonso ripped off his shirt.

J.D. DAVIS WALKS IT OFF!!! METS WIN!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/PMEuoFt4ZA

— SNY (@SNYtv) August 22, 2019

At least he was wearing an undershirt, unlike Conforto:

Michael Conforto's first-career walk-off hit lifts the Mets to a stunning 7-6 victory over the Nats. Todd Frazier's three-run shot tied it earlier in the inning.

There's something happening in the Mets clubhouse. #LGM pic.twitter.com/HLej5Zh6Ld

— ESNY (@EliteSportsNY) August 10, 2019

So what’s the deal? Alonso kept it simple:

"If you hit a walk-off, your shirt's coming off. That's about it." 🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/oN0jnOujUS

— SNY (@SNYtv) August 22, 2019

Whatever! It’s delightful!