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.
‘Perfectionist’ Kodai Senga impressing as he takes latest step toward Mets normalcy
Kodai Senga took a step closer to being a mainstay near the top of the Mets rotation on Sunday, as he threw 50 pitches on a ...
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 ...
Former New York Mets pitcher doesn't have confidence in team's rotation
Despite the New York Mets spending nearly $150 million this offseason on their rotation, former Mets reliever Trevor May thinks the rotation, as currently const ...
Mets Blockbuster Trade Pitch Would Save Add $75 Million Ace to New York Rotation
The New York Mets starting rotation has been hit with some injuries during spring training. The team could strike a ...
Mets star pitcher continues to tinker with his mechanics
Kodai Senga isn’t rushing anything this spring. After barely making a dent in the 2024 regular season—logging just 5.1 ...
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 ...
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Kodai Senga Voices Dissatisfaction Over Mechanics Despite Powering Through 50 Pitches – "Not 100% Content"
Kodai Senga took the mound for a live bullpen session during Mets spring training, firing 50 pitches with his signature ...
Doc Gooden thinks Mets need an ace: ‘I still think we need a No. 1 guy’
The Mets are already down two starters with injuries to right-hander Frankie Montas and left-hander Sean Manaea.