Senga's Spring Training Promise

0:00On March 31st, Kodai Singha turned heads this spring, with the meds posting a 1.86 earn run average over three starts and, racking up 11 strikeouts in nine and two-thirds innings. His fastball hit 99 miles per hour, a big jump from last year's average of 94.7, and his secondary stuff looked razor. Sharp, fueling hopes he'll anger the back of the rotation as their ace. After a dominant rookie year in 2023, with a 2.98 ERA and 202 strikeouts in 166, I&, one-third innings, Singha hit rough waters last season, a hamstring strain sideline him mid-June, and his second half tanked to a 13.73 ERA leading to a minor league stint with. Triple A Syracuse in the final month. Team brass is buzzing about his comeback vibe. Pitching coach Justin Willard praised how built up and explosive Singha looked from day one, pounding the zone with high velocity and crisp shapes. Manager Carlos Mendoza highlighted his bounce back ability, that infectious smile,

1:03and easy interactions in camp. Singha stays grounded, calling spring results a grain of salt, but loving his pitch metrics, especially compared to past years. He's honing that signature goes fork ball to bury it low and avoid hanging it up, while vowing to grind through health and deliver like he did, crossing over from Japan. On Tuesday, Singha steps back on a big league mound for the first time since late August, eyes wide open for the results to mash the promise as the Mets chase that rotation dominance. I'm Corey, with the story. That's your New York Mets News today update, AI-powered and always on.