Kodai Senga excelled as the Mets’ closer, pitching a scoreless ninth inning in a 4-3 win against the Washington Nationals, completing a sweep. Though he hasn’t pitched on consecutive days yet, he effectively retired the side in order, striking out two batters. Interim manager Andy Green praised Senga’s quick adjustment to the role, particularly in the absence of Devin Williams. Since moving to relief, Senga has allowed just one hit over five scoreless innings, showcasing his potential impact on the team.
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