DETROIT – Ryan Helsley obtained the hook before he could potentially create problems on Monday.
Used in a lower role that normal, the lifter of the food in difficulty entered the seventh round with a four -point lead.
He returned a race to the tigers and was withdrawn with two withdrawals in the round.
“I thought he was better [than previously]”Said Manager Carlos Mendoza after the Mets 10-8 victory at Comeri Park.” They came out aggressive swinging. “
Helsley gave a double to Riley Greene and with two Zach McKinstry withdrawals delivered a simple RBI. Brooks Raley then entered to record the round of the Channel.
“The fact that [Helsley] The strikes launched and the strikers were positive there, “said Mendoza.
Helsley, who has given at least one point in seven of his last 10 appearances, said in recent days that he has worked to correct what he believes to be a problem of denigration.
“I just think that it comes down to the execution,” said Mendoza, when asked if Helsley had developed his possible tip. “Today, they were aggressive and obtained it.”
After the match, Mendoza hinted that Kodai Senga will remain in the rotation after earlier in the day, indicating that a decision had not been made on the way the team will proceed with the right -hander in difficulty.
“They are part of the rotation,” said Mendoza, answering a question about Sean Manaea and Senga.
The dishes have one day off Thursday – their first in a section of 16 scheduled games – which gives them several options for the weekend in Cincinnati. In the current state of things, Mendoza aligned Nolan McLean, Clay Holmes and David Peterson in the next three games.
Tylor Megill is planned for potential final rehabilitation with Triple-A Syracuse on Tuesday and could appear in the equation as a starter or a lifter. The dishes also have the prospect of Tipping Brandon SPROAT as a consideration.
Tyrone Taylor has dealt with the waterproofing of the left ischio-legs in recent days, according to Mendoza, but has shown an improvement on Monday. The outflow played for the last time on Friday.
Cedric Mullins began a third consecutive match in the central field.
Francisco Alvarez will catch consecutive matches for Syracuse from Tuesday when he continues his rehabilitation mission in the minor league.
Alvarez rehabilitates a ligament sprain in his right thumb and broken left Pinkie.
Luisangel Acuña and Justin Hagenman were recalled from Syracuse, while the lists extend to 28 players for the last month.
Acuña is an option to play in the central field if necessary, according to Mendoza, and will be used as a pinch runner and defensive replacement. Hagenman gives the team another option of length in the enclosure of the lifts.
