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New York Mets reveal Kodai Senga's next step in pitching progression
The New York Mets are going to need Kodai Senga to perform like he did in 2023 if they have a hope of returning to the NLCS. While this was most likely the case before spring training, it certainly has become so after starters Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas went down with relatively severe injuries.
‘Perfectionist’ Kodai Senga impressing as he takes latest step toward Mets normalcy
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Mets Notes: Next step for Kodai Senga, Max Kranick putting himself in 'really good position' this spring
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke on Kodai Senga's next step in camp, Juan Soto fitting in and how Max Kranick has pitched this spring.
Mets, Kodai Senga find compromise with unusual spring training schedule
Senga will pitch the first inning in the Mets' 6:10 p.m. contest against the Marlins at Clover Park. Then he will head out back for two more simulated innings against Mets batters, maybe minor-leaguers,
Kodai Senga’s first Mets spring outing will be unconventional
PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — The Mets and Kodai Senga have struck a compromise. Senga wanted to see some Grapefruit League action already. The Mets have been hesitant with a pitcher who battled injuries all of last season, beginning with a spring capsule strain in his shoulder, and have limited him thus far to bullpen sessions and live batting practices.
Kodai Senga on getting healthy for Opening Day
Kodai Senga discusses his plan to get healthy before the Mets' first game of the regular season. New York Mets; Kodai Senga; interview; Spring Training; Grapefruit League
Clay Holmes and Kodai Senga on their outings at Mets spring training, Carlos Mendoza says it's 'a good day' for them
Clay Holmes discusses his eight strikeout spring training start, Kodai Senga says he's still 'working on mechanics' after his ...
Kodai Senga hits 96 mph as spring debut takes surprising Mets turn
Senga also worked on a tweaked slider that induced a violent whiff on a strikeout from Otto Lopez. Of his 31 pitches, 20 were ...
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Kodai Senga's ghost forkball now has its own song
The Mets were very good last year. Francisco Lindor nearly won the NL MVP. Their starting pitching stepped up in a big way ...
Japanese Artist Releases Song Named After Mets Pitcher Kodai Senga's 'Ghost Fork'
Japanese artist Yusuke Kamiji has released a new song called "Ghost Fork," named in honor of Mets starting pitcher Kodai ...
Why Mets didn't bring back fan-favorite hero
Amid spring training, the San Diego Padres signed former New York Mets infielder Jose Iglesias. Ken Rosenthal explained why.
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Not so fast: Senga goes slow with new two-seamer by design in debut
Not only is Kodai Senga healthy at the start of March, but he’s working on a new pitch to curtail his reverse platoon splits. Senga debuted a two-seam fastball, or sinker, in his Grapefruit League ...
Mets’ healthy starters give reason for optimism amid rash of rotation injuries
Following a rash of rotation injuries to begin spring training, the Mets are having better luck with their starting staff ...
2025 Fantasy Preview: Kodai Senga
Outlook: An essentially lost 2024 season saw Senga miss the first four months with a shoulder strain and the subsequent two ...