It’s been nearly two weeks since the Mets have won consecutive games — and a month since they’ve won a series.
With their latest defeat, they’ve fallen a season-high 17 games back in the NL East, thanks to another win by Atlanta.
On Wednesday, the Mets got five solid innings out of Kodai Senga pitching on regular four days’ rest, but after scoring seven runs in Tuesday’s win, the offense again came up small, scoring just single runs in the second and fourth. After Ottavino gave up a two-run single to Christian Yelich to ice the game, Justin Verlander was tossed by first-base umpire Ron Kulpa for arguing from the dugout, followed by Buck Showalter, who came out to argue with Kulpa after Verlander’s ejection.
But Willy Adames followed with a walk and Jesse Winker made Senga pay with a two-run double to left-center to put the Mets in an early 2-0 hole.
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