Mets' Senga Shines in Spring Training Win

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The New York Mets pulled off a 3-2 comeback win over the St. Louis Cardinals in spring training.

In Mark Kodai Senga's first grapefruit leak start, where he looked sharp despite allowing two

solo home runs for all the Cardinals runs. Senga threw two and two-thirds innings without a walk,

hitting 99 miles per hour on his fastball and getting two strikeouts with his ghost.

Fork, he focused on his breaking pitches and filled the strike zone well,

helping keep the Mets in the game early after falling behind two nothing.

The Mets got key defensive plays to stay close, like Luke Weaver's diving stop at first,

and Kristi and Pache robbing a double with a wall-leab. They chipped away in the sixth with an RBI

double, tied it in the seventh on a fielding error with bases loaded, then grabbed the lead in the

eighth. On a walk, single, and RBI hit. Strong relief pitching sealed it, with Jack Winninger

earning the win after three scoreless innings and five strikeouts. Brooks Raley and Louis Garcia

also tossed perfect frames to cap the victory. The Mets faced the Yankees tomorrow at 1-10 PM

Eastern Daylight Time at Clover Park, so don't forget to spring your clocks forward tonight.

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