Mets GM Sends Message on $75M All-Star Amid Trade Talk
Summary
New York Mets general manager David Stearns has addressed trade rumors about pitcher Kodai Senga, affirming his role in the team's future plans. Despite Senga's injury-related struggles over the past two seasons, Stearns expressed confidence in his potential to have a successful comeback.Key Facts
- The New York Mets missed the postseason last season.
- The team added Juan Soto and brought back Pete Alonso but struggled with their starting rotation.
- Kodai Senga signed a five-year, $75 million contract and was an All-Star in his rookie year.
- Injuries affected Senga's performance, with shoulder, calf, and hamstring issues over the last two seasons.
- In 2024, Senga had a promising start with a 1.47 ERA but injuries led to a decline.
- Senga was eventually sent down to a lower league team, Triple-A, to recover form.
- Mets GM David Stearns stated they see Senga as a key part of their roster going forward.
- Stearns emphasized the team's belief in Senga's ability to bounce back.
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