Summary
Kodai Senga, a pitcher for the New York Mets, has faced challenges over the last two seasons, resulting in inconsistent performances and not meeting team expectations. Mets General Manager David Stearns openly discussed Senga's struggles and indicated that the team will not guarantee him a starting role next season. Senga's past performance was a factor in the team missing the playoffs.
Key Facts
- Kodai Senga is a pitcher for the New York Mets.
- Senga has had two inconsistent years with the team.
- He made only one start last season before returning in 2025.
- Senga struggled in both the major league and Triple-A Syracuse.
- Mets General Manager David Stearns expressed doubts about guaranteeing Senga a starting spot next season.
- Senga's poor performance contributed to the Mets missing the playoffs this year.
- The team may look for more competition for the pitching rotation in the offseason.
- Senga needs to improve in the offseason to avoid starting the next season in the minors.
