Peralta Scratched, Senga Steps In as Emergency Starter vs. Marlins
Freddy Peralta was replaced at the last minute by Kodai Senga, who took the loss in a 5-2 Mets defeat to Miami.
Kodai Senga was inserted as an emergency replacement for Freddy Peralta shortly before the Mets' game against the Marlins. Senga pitched adequately but the Mets managed only two runs of offensive support. The Mets lost 5-2, falling to 47-64 on the season. The nature of Peralta's absence — injury, illness, or other — was not specified in the report.
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