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CHICAGO — The Kodai Senga renaissance isn’t going as planned. But then again, nothing for the Mets is going as planned so far this year. Coming off the worst start of his career, Senga lasted only 3 1/3 innings Friday, in a 12-4 loss to the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. The Mets’ losing streak has
Brett Baty has been slumping offensively, and on Friday, he hurt the Mets with his defense too.
The streak marks New York's longest without a win since an 11-game skid in 2004.
Kodai Senga was roughed up for the second straight start, as the Mets were blown out by the Cubs on Friday.
The streak marks New York's longest without a win since an 11-game skid in 2004.
Delhi Capitals head coach Hemang Badani expressed confidence in his team's ability to address recent losses, stating they have identified and are working on their concerns. Despite two successive defeats, Badani backed the batters to deliver competitive totals and reaffirmed faith in young pacer
Ahead of Inter vs Cagliari at San Siro, a signing ceremony was held for the Manifesto of Non-Hostile Communication, attended by Giuseppe Marotta, President and CEO of Inter Milan, and Rosy Russo, foun...
UNCASVILLE — Connecticut Sun general manager Morgan Tuck still remembers the first time she stepped on the court again All-Star center Brittney Griner during Tuck’s freshman season at UConn. The Huskies would go on to win a national championship in 2012-13, but Griner’s Baylor squad delivered UConn
Under pressure after four losses, Kolkata Knight Riders have replaced Finn Allen with Tim Seifert, opting to bat first against Gujarat Titans. Skipper Ajinkya Rahane emphasised playing fearless cricket and resetting their approach. Gujarat Titans, unchanged, aim to continue their strong run, while K