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The Mets' offense is improving, but they suffered their ninth consecutive loss as the Cubs dominated Kodai Senga.
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The Mets suffered their ninth straight loss, falling to the Cubs 12-4 on Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field.
This is New York's longest losing streak since 2004.
The Mets lost their ninth straight game primarily due to a rough outing from pitcher Kodai Senga.
The Mets' offense showed signs of life, indicating potential improvement despite the loss.
Kodai Senga is a pitcher for the Mets who struggled significantly during the game against the Cubs.
The Mets' ninth consecutive loss raises concerns about their performance and potential impact on their season standings.

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New York had scored three runs in their previous 39 innings before the big top of the second.
Senga lasted just 3.1 innings this time out after going just 2.1 in his last outing.
Senga's ERA is up to 8.83 after allowing seven runs (six earned) on six hits and three walks.
Sean Manaea put together two scoreless innings of work out the bullpen, before running into trouble. The Cubs loaded the bases and tacked on three runs against him in the seventh, then Ian Happ crushed a 411 foot two-run to put the finishing touches on this one in the eighth.
While it was wasted by the poor pitching performance, the Mets' offense did finally enjoy a decent showing. They recorded the eight hardest-hit balls in the game and finished with a total of 13 hits, with nine different players recording one and five of them finishing with two.
New York still couldn't come up with the big knock needed, though, finishing 4-for-11 with RISP.
Benge finished 1-for-4, and also made a diving catch in shallow right field.
MJ Melendez enjoyed his second straight good game after being called up from Syracuse. He's now 4-for-7 to start his Mets tenure after reaching in each of his first three plate appearances with a walk and two hard-hit singles, before striking out in the eighth.
Francisco Alvarez reached three times with two hits and walk, bringing his OPS to .959 on the season.
Hoerner was tremendous on both sides of the ball, finishing with three hits and flashing the leather at second.
The Mets turn to Freddy Peralta looking to stop the skid against Jameson Taillon and the Cubs at 2:20 p.m.