Mets’ bats shut down star rookie Shota Imanaga in beatdown over Cubs
NY Post
CHICAGO — The collision between a sizzling starting pitcher and lineup in the same category produced a giant fireball bearing a Mets logo Friday.
Shota Imanaga, a strong early candidate for National League Rookie of the Year, simply got pummeled from the start, with the Mets resuming the beat-down tactics that began on their last homestand.
How bad was it for the Cubs left-hander? Consider that he began the afternoon with a 1.89 ERA and ended it at 2.96. That’s a rough day at the office — or, in this case, the Friendly Confines.
The Mets blasted three homers against Imanaga and rolled to an 11-1 victory at Wrigley Field. It was an eighth victory in nine games for the Mets, who had a seven-game winning streak snapped two days earlier in Texas.
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