"The homer by the A's infielder in the sixth inning that night is notable because it was the last one surrendered by a Mets starting pitcher."
"The Mets' 18-7 start this season has brought many surprises, perhaps none larger than the performance by a starting rotation that was a question mark as spring training began."
"But in Canning, Clay Holmes, Tylor Megill, Kodai Senga and David Peterson, the Mets have found a workable mix."
"It starts with keeping the ball in the park, a significant reason the Mets rank first in MLB with a 2.33 ERA by their starting rotation."
The Mets have started the season strongly with an 18-7 record, and a standout aspect of this success is their starting rotation. Despite pre-season injuries to key pitchers like Frankie Montas and Sean Manaea, the team has adapted with their current starters. After Miguel Andujar's recent home run ended a significant homerless streak of 12 games for Mets' starters, the rotation has remarkably posted a 2.33 ERA, the best in MLB, thanks to effective pitching strategy focused on minimizing home runs.
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