Sean Manaea impressive in Mets loss amid Soto's overturned home run

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Last updated Jun 13, 2026

Sean Manaea impressive in Mets loss amid Soto's overturned home run
Summary

Sean Manaea delivered a strong performance for the Mets, pitching six innings with no walks and six strikeouts against the Braves on June 13. Despite his efforts, the Mets lost 3-1, unable to capitalize on a potential home run by Juan Soto, which was overturned by umpires, citing they did not see the ball leave the park. Manager Carlos Mendoza expressed confidence in Manaea's future in the starting lineup, noting his successful return from injuries. The controversial call on Soto's hit drew attention, particularly as it occurred with the Mets trailing in the ninth inning.

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  • Manaea pitched six innings, allowing two runs on four hits.
  • Juan Soto's potential home run was ruled a ground-rule double after review.
  • Mendoza confirmed no fan interference on Soto's overturned homer.
  • Mets continue to struggle at the plate against the Braves.
  • Clay Holmes and Kodai Senga remain on the injured list.
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  • 11:28 PMYahoo SportsMets notes: Carlos Mendoza on Sean Manaea and controversial call on Juan Soto in ninth inning
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Sean Manaea impresses Carlos Mendoza, but has he fully re-earned his spot in the Mets rotation? Sean Manaea delivered in a big way on the bump today, pitching six full innings for the first time in nearly two years. The southpaw is finally looking like his old self after an injury-riddled 2025 season that carried over into 2026, beginning this season in the Mets bullpen.

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