Mets fans will get help when they sing “My Girl" at Game 5 of the NLCS on Friday: The Temptations will be there, singing the national anthem and their hit that's now Francisco Lindor's walk-up song.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame-inducted R&B group — which still features founding member Otis Williams, the last surviving original Temptation — performed their classic, Smokey Robinson-co-written 1964 sing moments before first pitch, with the Mets faithful turning it into a stadium-wide singalong. The group also sang the National Anthem.

The Temptations will perform “My Girl,” the beloved tune and Francisco Lindor’s walkout song, before Game 5 of the NLCS in Queens immediately after the group sings the national anthem.

Mets fans will get a little help when they sing “My Girl” at Game 5 of the National League Championship Series on Friday: The Temptations will be in the ballpark.

The Dodgers are now halfway to reaching the World Series, leading the Mets 2 games to 1 in the NLCS after an 8-0 blow out.

This time it was the New York Mets who bombarded the Los Angeles Dodgers 12-6 to force a Game 6 in the NLCS best-of-seven series. Despite the losses in Game 3 and 4 in front of the home crowd, the Mets faithful at Citi Field were up to the task on Friday,

The Mets brought out the bats at home Friday to win Game 5 of the NLCS 12-6. The Mets will return to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles for Game 6

It’s not over for the Mets after a 12-6 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Amazins’ staved off elimination Friday night at Citi Field in front of a sellout crowd by finally coming through with timely hitting with runners in scoring position.