Scott's Control Crisis | New York Mets News

Christian Scott nearly pulled off a no-hitter before unravelling in the 5th, walking multiple batters and loading the bases, ultimately getting pulled after 96 pitches. His control issues, especially since returning from Tommy John surgery, have cost him dearly—nine walks in his last two starts, and 23 walks since July (4th most in the NL). The bullpen couldn’t save him as inherited runners scored, while the Astros’ Hunter Brown, who walked plenty himself, was nearly unhittable against the Mets, who struck out 10 times and scored just one run. Scott’s command needs serious work if he’s to regain consistency.

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