Mets Decide on Kodai Senga After Reds Game

For the first time since April 26, Kodai Senga started for the New York Mets but struggled, giving up four earned runs, including two home runs, in the first inning of a 5-3 loss to the Cincinnati Reds. Despite this performance, manager Carlos Mendoza expressed confidence that Senga would make his next start. Senga showed improvement by allowing no hits over his final three innings and striking out five. The Mets aim to avoid a series sweep in their next game against the Reds.

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