
Kodai Senga's Rebirth: A Fantasy Steal?
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Kodai Senga, once a top starter for the New York Mets, has bounced back from injuries and is looking strong in spring training. With a revamped delivery and seven pitches, hes posted a 1.89 ERA in his first three outings. Projected for a mid-rotation role, Senga could exceed expectations and become a late-round fantasy steal.
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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kodai Senga's Rebirth: A Fantasy Steal?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Welcome to New York meds news today. Two minutes of updates that matter to New York meds fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Kodai Senga burst onto the scene three seasons ago as the New York meds is top starter, with a high-strike outrate, solid velocity, and his signature. Ghost Ford pitch. But injuries derailed him over the next two years, sidelineing him for most of 2024 and leading to a 7 and 6 record with a 3. Zero-two ERA in 2025, over 20 starts and 113 innings. This spring though, Senga looks reborn through three outings, posting a 1.89 ERA over nine and two-thirds innings with just seven hits and one walk. He's tweaked his delivery on the splitter and cutter, now mixing seven pitches to keep hitters guessing. Meds fans saw a down year in 2025 as his velocity dipped below 95 miles per hour, and he got sent to triple A amid a pinnacle. Push. Manager Carlos Mendoza has called this his best camp yet, praising the improved stuff
and adjustments. Now in his six-man rotation, Senga slots in as a mid-rotation option behind guys like Freddie Peralta and Nolan McLean with projections for ten wins, A-A, 3.65 ERA, and 154 strikeouts over 158 innings. If he stays healthy and carries this form, Senga could exceed those marks and become a fantasy steal, often available latent drafts around pick two. 150, keep an eye on him as the season ramps up.
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