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After an impressive spring and solid start to the season, it looked as if Kodai Senga was getting back to what made him such a dominant force for the Mets.However, the ineffective Senga emerged in Saturday's 11-6 loss to the Athletics on Saturday as the right-hander had his worst start as a major leaguer. Senga allowed a career-high seven runs on eight hits, two walks across 2.1 innings.What plagued Senga was his lack of control, as only 40 of his 72 pitches went for strikes."The biggest thing is I wasnt able to control many pitches near the strike zone or over the plate," Senga said of his outing through the team interpreter."He didnt have much," Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said of Senga. "Starts with fastball command and he just didnt have it. He kept going to that sinker to get back in counts or get a strike, but he didnt have a feel for his pitches Overall, just getting behind because the command wasnt there."Senga, who has become known for letting bad starts snowball on him, attributed his lack of control to a "slight" mechanical issue, but he felt great physically.In spring and in his first two starts, Senga's fastball was in the high 90s. On Saturday, he was hovering around 93-94. The Mets skipper acknowledged the dip in velocity, but when asked whether Senga was affected by having to pitch on regular rest, which Senga hasn't done consistently since coming to the majors, Mendoza pointed out the off day gave his starter an extra day of rest; he just didn't have it on Saturday.And when velocity isn't there, location becomes more important and the lack of it played a big part in the game-altering third inning. With the Mets only down 2-1, Shea Langeliers doubled and Tyler Soderstrom homered to give the A's a 4-1 lead. Consecutive singles and a one-out home run by Carlos Cortes capped off the five-run inning and Senga's day.In the second and third innings -- where all seven runs were scored -- Senga had to throw 54 combined pitches. He was asked if those long innings made it difficult to find a rhythm. Senga didn't use it as an excuse, but instead wants to learn from the start."I think its tough to have back-to-back innings with high pitch counts," Senga said. "Not every outing is going to be smooth sailing. Some outings are going to be tough. Probably going to have, in a long season, stuff like this is going to happen. Im going to reflect on this the next time I go back out there so that it doesnt happen again or its better the next time out.""I didnt feel like I was going to have a rough outing," Senga added. "I thought I felt good. A lot of unfortunate things came and didnt stop. Thats how the outing went."The Mets offense would awaken to cut the A's lead to just one run, but the bullpen couldn't hold down the Athletics long enough to complete the comeback as New York dropped their fourth game in a row. It was a shame considering Mets pitching has been very solid, and the offense hasn't pulled their weight. They pulled it on Saturday, but Senga put them too far behind the eight ball to pick up the win."Times like this, its important as a starting pitcher to get the team off on the right foot," Senga said. "I wasnt able to do that today. Its very regretful on that end."

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A landmine-sniffing rat who won a gold medal for "life-saving devotion to duty" in Cambodia has been honored with a massive stone statue.Magawa, a rat who gained fame in the country for sniffing out more than 100 mines (more than 1.5 million square feet) in his five-year career more than any other rat in the country retired in 2021 and died at eight years old in 2022.The African giant pouched rat was trained by the Belgian charity APOPO to use his keen sense of smell to sniff out landmines and other explosives.In Cambodia, more than 1 million people live and work in areas dotted with landmines, according to BBC News.'HERO DOG' HONORED FOR COMFORTING COVENANT SCHOOL STUDENTSIn 2020, Magawa received the PDSA Dickin medal for gallantry, which recognizes heroism in animals.He was the first rat in the organizations history going back to 1943 to win the award.Magawa was able to walk over areas with land mines safely because of his light weight and would alert his handlers to a mine by scratching the surface, according to Smithsonian magazine. He would then receive a treat."During his career, Magawa found over 100 landmines and other explosives, making him APOPOs most successful HeroRAT to date," the organization said in 2022, while announcing his death. "His contribution allows communities in Cambodia to live, work, and play; without fear of losing life or limb."Cambodia has the highest rate of landmine amputees per capita of any country.BELOVED PET MAKES DARING ESCAPE FROM ANIMAL HOSPITAL AFTER SURGERY AND TRAVELS 3 MILES TO GET HOMEAPOPO added, "Every discovery he made reduced the risk of injury or death for the people of Cambodia."The statue was unveiled in Siem Reap, Cambodia on April 3, just in time for the International Day for Mine Awareness on April 4.

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