In a disappointing outing for Kodai Senga (New York Mets), he recorded his worst performance as a major leaguer during an 11-6 loss to the Oakland Athletics. Senga struggled significantly, allowing seven runs on eight hits and two walks over just 2.1 innings. His lack of control was evident, with only 40 of his 72 pitches finding the strike zone. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza noted that Senga's fastball command was lacking, which contributed to the team's struggles. Senga himself recognized a slight mechanical issue affecting his performance but felt physically fine. The Mets' offense attempted to mount a comeback, narrowing the gap to one run, but the bullpen could not contain the Athletics, leading to their fourth consecutive loss. Senga expressed regret for not setting a positive tone for the team and plans to learn from this challenging outing.