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ICYMI in Mets Land: Kodai Senga struggles as Mets drop fourth straight
TL;DR
Kodai Senga struggled as the Mets lost to the A's 11-6, marking their fourth consecutive defeat. The team also DFA'd Richard Lovelady and called up Craig Kimbrel, who performed well in his debut.
Here's what happened in Mets Land on Saturday, in case you missed it...
- Kodai Senga was hit hard, Luke Weaver allowed four late runs, and the Mets fell to the A's 11-6 for their fourth straight loss
- Command was a big issue for Senga, with manager Carlos Mendoza saying after the game that he "just didn't have it"
- It's been a rough start to the season for Francisco Lindor, who made another uncharacteristic mental error in Saturday's game
- The Mets DFA'd Richard Lovelady and called up Craig Kimbrel, who looked sharp in his debut with a pair of strikeouts
- Good news on the injury front, as Clay Holmes is in line to make his next start after leaving Friday's game with hamstring tightness
Q&A
What were the main reasons for the Mets' loss against the A's?
The Mets lost primarily due to Kodai Senga's poor performance and Luke Weaver allowing four late runs.
Who did the Mets call up after DFA'ing Richard Lovelady?
The Mets called up Craig Kimbrel after DFA'ing Richard Lovelady.
