New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso got honest about how he feels after Kodai Senga injured a hamstring amid one of Alonso's throws.

The New York Mets gritted out a 4-3 win over the Washington Nationals on Thursday night at Citi Field, clinching the three-game home series and improving their record to 45-24. But the mood postgame was far from celebratory, as Kodai Senga — the club’s ace — exited in the sixth inning after suffering a hamstring injury while covering first base.

The New York Mets (45-24) won their sixth game in a row on Thursday, defeating the Washington Nationals 4-3, and remain comfortably in first place in the NL East.Ace Kodai Senga earned his seventh victory of the season and continues to look like a contender for the NL Cy Young award after pitching 5 2/3