Senga Finds Form as Reliever | New York Mets News

Kodai Senga delivered a standout relief outing for the Mets, tossing five innings, striking out four, and allowing just two runs—marking a clear turnaround from his recent struggling starts. Despite the loss, fueled by a two-run homer from Kyle Schwarber, Senga looked sharp, especially with his forkball, and earned praise from the interim manager. Facing a bullpen crunch, Senga embraced the role without hesitation, proving his adaptability. With the Mets holding off on adding a fifth starter and Senga’s future role hanging in the balance, his performance signals he’s still capable of competing at a high level—whether in the rotation or the pen.

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