The longest Mets winning streak since 2018 came to an end Sunday, but Luis Severinos resurgence did not. The right-hander was superb again in a , as Severino gave up one run over 6 / innings. Its the fourth time in his last five starts Severino has given up one or no runs. And the lone run he allowed came on some soft contact, as Ty France started the rally with a slow chopper to first. Noelvi Marte drove in the run with a 79-mph single to right field. Luis Severino #40 of the New York Mets reacts as he walks to the dugout after is pulled from the Billy Wagner Jersey game for giving up an RBI single to Noelvi Marte #16 of the Cincinnati Reds to tie the game during the 7th inning. Carlos Toro/New York Post Earlier in the game, Severino pitched out of trouble in the fifth after a couple of soft flares put him in a jam. Bloopers are gonna happen, Severino said. We are navigating through lineups. I feel good. Im making my pitches. Hopefully luck is gonna go my way. It didnt on Sunday, as Phil Maton gave up two runs in the top of the ninth and the top of the Met lineup went silent. But for Severino, it was yet another encouraging outing. Explore More Coming off an excellent start against Boston, Severino retired the first seven batters he faced. Cincinnati didnt pick up a hit until Jake Fraleys bloop double to start the fifth. Santiago Espinal followed with a bloop hit to right to put runners on the corners with no one out. Severino then picked off Espinal at first and, with the infield in, struck out Marte. He got Will Benson swinging with a 98-mph four-seamer to finish it off and keep the game scorele s. Luis Severino #40 of the New York Mets reacts after getting Will Benson #30 of the Cincinnati Reds to strike out with runners on ending the Fifth inning. Carlos Toro/New York Post I always had the power to reach back with runners on base, Severino said of the added velocity. And even though it didnt come in a victory, the Mets will take it. Especially where hes at innings-wise, for him to go out there and execute was great, Carlos Mendoza said. It was a good sign. With each start, Severino continues to blow by the workload he was able to put up in recent years. Since he threw 191 / in 2018, Severino hadnt worked more than 102 innings in the majors, which he did in 2022. Delivering insights on all things Amazins Sign up for Inside the Mets by Mike Puma, exclusively on Sports+ Thank you By clicking above you agree to the and . Enjoy this Post Sports+ exclusive newsletter! Hes now up to 166 innings. Only 15 pitchers had worked more innings entering Sunday none with the Mets. Hes been unbelievable, Brandon Nimmo said. Hes pitching with a lot of confidence. Only Tylor Megill failed to pitch at least six innings the last time through the rotation and Severino has been a significant contributor to the durability of the rotation. Luis Severino #40 of the New York Mets is greeted in the dugout after getting Will Benson #30 of the Cincinnati Reds to strike out with runners on ending the fifth inning. Carlos Toro/New York Post A lot of guys have been horses out there, Nimmo said. Theyve kind of made seven innings their staple the last few weeks. No one more than Severino. Im proud of [Severino], Nimmo said. Hes having an amazing bounce-back year. Roberto Osuna Jersey