Nice accountability from Bassitt. Classy. https://www.sny.tv/articles/mets-chris-bassitt-tomas-nido-same-pagehttps://www.sny.tv/articles/mets-chris-bassitt-tomas-nido-same-page “[i feel] relieved more than anything. I just think the extra time we had, I was able to completely break down what was going on,” Bassitt said after the game. “When it came to pitching itself I didn't make many adjustments there wasn't much, it's 100 percent all on me. “Me and [Tomas] Nido were not on the same page at all. The more and more I fought, the worse and worse I did. We spent the last week getting to know each other and bettering the game.” The relationship and trust between a pitcher and catcher is very important, and Bassitt had that rapport with James McCann since they worked with each other during spring training. But with McCann down with an injury, Bassitt had to work with both Nido and Patrick Mazeika more. The veteran believed they would build that relationship and figure it out during games, but it didn't happen and he couldn't see that it would take some self-reflection to get there. ... Tuesday night was a product of that. Bassitt was using his fastball to get ahead in counts and then used his slider and curveball to put away hitters. It was the formula that made Bassitt an All-Star last season with Oakland and it was what made him successful earlier this season, but the last few games it was in reverse and the veteran, admittedly, couldn't see it. “[Nido] had an unbelievable game. It's easier when he knows what I like to do on every count. I really regret not doing it a couple weeks ago, but I just didn't know. I never really dealt with this kind of thing. I made a key judgment error that lasted a few weeks,” Bassitt said. “Early in the count we were on the same page, late in the count we were on the same page. It was freeing." He added, “I just thought the last couple of games we would get on the same page and it just didn't happen. And I blame myself. And I apologized to Nido and Mazeika. It was such an obvious thing to do and I just didn't do it.”