Alonso delivered a high-throw to first base on Thursday, causing Senga to jump for the ball. In the play, Senga strained his hamstring and is headed to the injured list.

SportsLine's proven model has simulated New York vs. San Francisco 10,000 times and released its MLB best bets for Sunday ...

Our MLB player prop picks for Sunday night see Pete Alonso making some noise at the dish. Kodai Senga and Rafael Devers are ...

Senga is now 7-3 with an NL-best 1.47 ERA across 13 starts, while racking up 70 strikeouts in 73 2/3 innings pitched. Senga’s surrendered just 51 hits and 31 strikeouts as well.

So we’ve just got to wait and see what we’re dealing with.” Senga allowed just two base runners in the first 5 1/3 innings before racing to cover first on CJ Abrams’ grounder to Pete Alonso.

Pete Alonso, pictured in a game earlier this season, felt bad about his high throw to Kodai Senga on June 12. Robert Sabo for the NY Post Alonso has had some defensive slipups this season.

According to Mendoza, Senga said he felt his hamstring grab one stride before he made a leaping grab of Alonso’s high throw. Senga touched the bag with his right foot on his way down.

Senga had to leap to make a play and landed hard on the bag, grabbing his hamstrings. Later, Carlos Mendoza told Alonso that Senga had already felt something before the catch.

Alonso expressed regret for the inaccurate throw that forced Senga to leap for the ball; however, according to DiComo, Senga told the Mets slugger after the game that he was experiencing ...

So we've just got to wait and see what we're dealing with." Senga allowed just two baserunners through the first 5 1/3 innings before racing to cover first on CJ Abrams' grounder to Pete Alonso.

New York Mets star Pete Alonso says he feels awful about the high throw to first base that was part of the play that caused star pitcher Kodai Senga to strain his hamstring on Thursday afternoon.