ICYMI in Mets Land: Max Scherzer pitches a gem, Mark Canha delivers... again

Here's what happened in Mets Land on Thursday in case you missed it...

• Max Scherzer kept the quality start train rolling allowing two runs (one earned) in seven innings as the Mets swept the Philadelphia Phillies with a 4-2 win

• After the win, Scherzer talked about his strong outing and expressed some frustration with the warm-up pitch clock

• SNY's Andy Martino got into the nitty-gritty of this vintage Mad Max performance with a cameo from the starter's postgame pasta

• The Baseball Night in NY crew debated if Scherzer can stay strong the rest of the season

• Have yourself a week, Mark Canha! The outfielder's bat stayed red-hot with another two-run home run. He talked about bursting out of his slump

• Mark Vientos spoke about adjusting to a new role after a key late-inning, pinch-hit sac fly

• After manager Buck Showalter mentioned the possibility, the SportsNite crew discussed if Kodai Senga would pitch this weekend on regular rest for the first time

• Edwin Diaz spoke to The Athletic recently and the closer kept the door open for a potential late-season return

• SNY contributor John Harper spoke to scouts and baseball execs to get their take on if the Mets should trade top prospect Kevin Parada this season

• Mets legend Al Leiter talked about Saturday's Hall of Fame speech

• Thursday was also a special anniversary: Remembering Johan Santana's no-hitter