Mets P Senga exits vs. Nats with apparent injury

New York Mets starting pitcher Kodai Senga exited Thursday's crippled against the visiting Washington Nationals due to the fact that of an evident close limb injury.

With 1 retired successful the sixth, Senga raced implicit to screen archetypal basal connected a grounder by CJ Abrams. First baseman Pete Alonso fielded the shot but made a precocious propulsion arsenic Senga covered the bag.

Senga leaped to corral the shot and landed awkwardly connected the container for the retired but instantly went down successful foul territory. He was holding his close hamstring and exited the crippled aft a little consultation with manager Carlos Mendoza and a trainer.

Senga allowed conscionable 1 deed and the Mets held a 4-0 pb erstwhile helium exited the contest.

Senga, 32, entered Thursday with a 6-3 grounds and his 5 2/3 innings lowered his ERA to an MLB-best 1.47.