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Ashton Daniels wins the QB battle and will start for FSU!
The Mets are on an 11-game losing streak as they face the Twins, who are also struggling after losing four straight. Both teams are looking to turn their fortunes around in this matchup.
The New York Mets are currently on an 11-game losing streak.
The Mets last won a game two weeks ago, in a walk-off against the Diamondbacks.
During their losing streak, the Mets rank last in several offensive categories, including runs scored and team batting average.
The Minnesota Twins are also struggling, having lost four straight games before facing the Mets.

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**McLean (2026): 23.2 IP, 28 K, 8 BB, 1 HR, 2.28 ERA, 2.45 FIP, 59 ERA-** Just about the one thing that has gone right for New York this year is McLean’s progression from his big league debut last year. The team had high hopes for their young ace, and he has delivered in the early part of this season, when nothing else has gone the way the team planned. McLean is coming off a dominant start in Los Angeles, hurling seven innings of one-run ball against a potent Dodgers’ lineup. He allowed one earned run on two hits over seven innings and struck out eight for the third time in four starts. Despite allowing three earned runs over 13 1/3 innings in his last two starts, the Mets have lost both games, scoring just two runs combined across the two games. The natural successor for Jacob deGrom has emerged. ****Woods Richardson (2026): 20.2 IP, 11 K, 7 BB, 4 HR, 6.10 ERA, 5.59 FIP, 143 ERA-**** Since getting drafted by the Mets in the second round of the 2018 MLB Draft, Woods Richardson went to Toronto for Marcus Stroman, and then to Minnesota for Berríos. After making just one appearance in 2022 and one in 2023, he became a steady member of the team’s rotation in 2024 and 2025, making 28 starts and 22 starts, respectively, and posting a 2.0+ bWAR in each season. He’s gotten off to a rocky start in 2026, picking up a loss in three of his four starts. His last time out, he was tagged for seven runs (six earned) on ten hits over five innings in a loss to the Red Sox. In his previous start, he allowed five earned runs on six hits over four innings in a loss to the Blue Jays. He faced his old club once, back in 2024, and was treated quite rudely, allowing six earned runs on seven hits over 3 1/3 innings pitched.
**Holmes (2026): 23.0 IP, 16 K, 9 BB, 2 HR, 1.96 ERA, 4.17 FIP, 51 ERA-** Holmes has had a strong start to his season, picking up where he left off last year in his first full season as a starter. Through four starts, Holmes is tied for third among qualified NL starting pitchers with a 1.96 ERA. Despite the solid results, he has picked up the loss in each of his last two starts. Against the Dodgers, he went five innings, allowing two earned runs on four hits, with four strikeouts and one walk. Those results, most times, are good enough against the Dodgers, but the Mets once again struggled to score, and L.A. broke it open late against the bullpen which cemented their loss. ****TBD**** Mick Abel was originally slated to pitch on Tuesday, with Simeon Woods Richardson going on Wednesday. When Abel landed on the injured list, Minnesota moved Woods Richardson up to Tuesday, and they have not yet named a replacement for Abel’s rotation spot on Wednesday.
****Senga (2026): 17.1 IP, 22 K, 10 BB, 4 HR, 8.86 ERA, 5.32 FIP, 230 ERA-**** It bears mentioning that Senga isn’t technically confirmed to start on Thursday, but he remains the most likely option (either as the starter or the bulk guy behind an opener). Senga had his second straight disastrous, non-competitive outing, which put his spot in the rotation in doubt. Despite that, Carlos Mendoza seemed to suggest that his spot is safe, for now. It’s hard to feel optimistic after he had a second straight outing in which he allowed seven runs. His final line was not *quite* as bad as his one against the A’s, but it was still not great: he ended up allowing seven runs (six earned) on six hits, with three strikeouts and two walks over 3 1/3 innings. Over his last 5 2/3 innings, he’s allowed 14 runs (13 earned) and he has managed just six strikeouts. It’s a far cry from his first two starts, when he allowed four earned runs on nine hits over 11 2/3 frames. **Ryan (2026): 27.1 IP, 28 K, 6 BB, 1 HR, 3.29 ERA, 2.43 FIP, 77 ERA-** Ryan is coming off a 2025 All-Star season where he posted a career-best 4.6 bWAR. Ryan has had a solid start to his season and his coming off his two best starts of 2026. On April 11, he pitched seven innings of two-run ball against the Blue Jays, allowing two hits and walking one while striking out five. He followed that up with a hard-luck loss against the Red Sox, going six innings and allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits.