Senga's Trade Talks Heat Up: Mets' Pitcher's Future Uncertain

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on New York Met's news today, subscribe and stay game ready. Kodai Senga, the New York Met's starting pitcher, could soon heat up trade talks again. After a disappointing season, experts like Mike Exisa from CBS Sports predict more buzz with the San Francisco Giants as a possible destination. During the offseason, Met's president of baseball operations David Sterns shopped Senga around as he rebuilt the roster. No teams pulled the trigger, mainly because of Senga's ongoing health issues over the past two years. Fans still recall his impressive rookie year in 2023 when he delivered a 2.98 earn run average across 29 appearances. That showed he can dominate at the major league level. Late last season, Senga's performance tanked hard enough that the Met's optioned him to triple A. They never brought him back, even as their pitching staff derailed the team's playoff hopes. Looking ahead, Senga has $14 million coming his way. Each of the next two seasons,

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