The New York Mets won their sixth consecutive game on Friday, but at a price. Their ace and the National League's leader in ERA, Kodai Senga, left his start pre

However, the momentum was tempered Thursday when ace Kodai Senga exited early in the sixth inning due to a strained right hamstring. Senga, who has an MLB ‑best 1.47 ERA, delivered 5.2 scoreless innings, allowing just one hit and five strikeouts, before collapsing after covering first base on a routine grounder.

Alonso delivered a high-throw to first base on Thursday, causing Senga to jump for the ball. In the play, Senga strained his hamstring and is headed to the injured list. After the game, Alonso addressed the play and said he feels awful.