Mets Notebook: Kodai Senga done for regular season after triceps tightness in rehab start
Out since July 26 with a high-grade calf strain, Senga had hoped to return during the Mets’ final road trip before the postseason as either a short-inning starter or as a reliever. He threw 15 pitches during his first and only rehab start Saturday with Triple-A Syracuse, striking out two without giving up a hit while issuing one walk.
Mets' Kodai Senga will not pitch for rest of regular season, could return for playoffs
After the calf injury, Senga kept trying to come back, even if it meant a shortened start in one of the Mets’ final games next weekend in Milwaukee. Senga was that good in 2023, when he went 12-7 with a 2.98 ERA in 29 starts, made the National League All-Star team and finished second in the Rookie of the Year race.
NEW YORK — Kodai Senga won’t return during the regular season after all. The New York Mets expected their top pitcher to be ready for a return this week. Instead, manager Carlos Mendoza said that ...
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