Summary
The New York Mets are considering parting ways with pitcher Kodai Senga after two difficult seasons. The team is reportedly looking to improve its pitching lineup after Senga's performance dipped following injury struggles. Despite Senga's wish to stay, the Mets may trade him for other needs or clear a spot for younger players.
Key Facts
- The New York Mets did not make the playoffs this season.
- Kodai Senga was a top pitcher early in the year with the best ERA in Major League Baseball at the time.
- Senga's performance declined after a hamstring injury; his ERA increased from 1.47 to 4.73 after returning.
- Senga expressed a desire not to be traded, but the decision is up to the Mets.
- In 2024, Senga faced injuries and made only one regular-season start.
- Senga was an All-Star in his rookie year with a 2.98 ERA.
- The Mets are looking to strengthen their pitching and considering trading Senga for outfield players or to promote younger pitchers.
