 The Mets have been around since 1962, and Jose Quintana was the first Mets pitcher to face the same team back-to-back and throw seven innings or more of shutout pitching. That's amazing. Well, and the Nationals didn't make an adjustment to him. I mean, he was still able to get plenty of swings and misses on pitches out of the strike zone, and Luis Severino threw a great game against the Nationals in D.C. They've got to make the adjustment against him, get him in the strike zone. The Nationals recently have been expanding the strike zone against the Cardinals, against Quintana last night. They have to change their approach here tonight.