Locked On Mets

Kodai Senga struggled tonight against the Washington Nationals, as the Mets fell in DC by a final of 5-4. The first two innings saw Senga on cruise control, utilizing his full arsenal and snagging a couple of strike-outs. However, that was where it ended, as Senga started to lose command and left a lot of his offspeed offerings up and in the middle of the zone. Washington was able to jump out to a 4-0 lead before Brett Baty hit another TOWERING home run to get the Mets on the board. And then it was the 6th inning when the Mets mounted a comeback. A pair of opposite field doubles from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil pulled the Mets back within one run. They were able to load the bases in the inning but couldn't get the tying run across. They did get the tying run on base in the 9th inning, but an inning ending double play dashed any chance the Mets would get their first win after trailing through 8 innings. Sean Manaea takes the mound for the Mets tomorrow in the series finale as they will look to win the rubber m