Senga's Strong Comeback: Mets' Ace in 2026

0:00It's April 2nd. This is New York Metz news to day team news powered by AI. Kodaisenga made a strong comeback for the New York Metz this week, facing the St. Louis Cardinals and delivering six solid innings. He gave up just three earned runs while striking out nine batters, showing flashes of the dominance Metz fans remember. Last season was rough, for the 33-year-old right-hander, with second half struggles leading to a AAA demotion in late August. That was a tough call after his earlier promise, but he accepted it and pitched well down there for Syracuse. The Metz and fans are buzzing now, with reports highlighting his excitement in the clubhouse. Mike Puma, from the New York Post, noted the team sees real potential, especially after this start boosted everyone's confidence. Spring training had gone great for Senga 2, setting a positive tone even if it doesn't guarantee everything. As velocity hit new highs, Tuesday and those secondary pitches looked sharp as ever. Looking ahead, the Metz need him to keep building on this to anchor their rotation as the

1:03ace they signed him to be, and early signs point to a much. Writer, 2026.