Mets Shut Out Marlins, Extend Win Streak to Five

The New York Mets secured their fifth consecutive victory, defeating the Miami Marlins 2-0, with standout performances from both pitching and hitting. Starter Kodai Senga delivered a solid five-inning outing, allowing no runs while striking out four, despite facing early challenges. Juan Soto provided the offensive spark with an RBI double in the third inning, extending his on-base streak to ten games. The Mets' pitching staff has been formidable this season, boasting a league-best 1.91 ERA, significantly outperforming expectations after concerns about their rotation. This early success is attributed to effective coaching and contributions from lesser-known pitchers who have stepped up. With their strong start, the Mets currently hold a 7-3 record in the season.