Kodai Sangga allowed a hit in a 5 2/3 scorer innings before exiting a stressful hamstring on Thursday afternoon as New York Met’s extended his home-winning streak on Washington’s citizens to 10 matches to win a 4-3 win. The injury is sending Seng to the injured list, and he will have to undergo an MRI on Friday.
SEGA (7-3) allowed James Wood to a clean single in the competition to two batsmen and another Basarner. He first covered the base on a grounder by CJ Abrams to Basman Pete Alonso.
With one in the sixth, Seng raced to cover first. Alonso fielded the ball, but Seng threw a high while covering the bag.
Seng jumped to throw Alonso and immediately fell down. He was grabbing the back of his right leg and, after a brief consultation with the manager Carlos Mendoza and a trainer, the Seng took out of the game.
Sangga retired 13 before issuing the only walk of the competition to Jose Tena in the fifth. Sangga hit five and reduced his era to an MLB-Best to 1.47.
New York’s sixth direct win and 13th in the last 14 domestic encounters with National, Jeff McNell and Brandon Nimmo, who is in the last 14 domestic encounters.
McNell hit Michael Soroka (3-4), Washington’s Michael Soroka (3-4), after a trip from Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto to hit the three-run homer from the right side of the lower right region seats in the first innings.
It was McNell’s fifth homer in its last 11 matches.
Nimmo operated for the third time in a three-game chain when his drive hit the right field foul pole with one in the fifth.
Mets were not threatened until the ninth when Washington killed three directly singles from Rhine Stannak and Luis Garcia Junior in a single.
Edwin Diaz replaced Stanak and loaded Nathaniel Lowe to the hideouts, gave an RBI single by Josh Bell and thrown a wild pitch, which allowed citizens to make it a run game before getting Diaz a 15th Save.
Soroka conceded four runs on three hits in five innings. He killed five, three went away and the third straight start was reduced.
Wood had three singles for citizens, who lost their fifth straight and fell 2–8 in their last 10 matches.
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