The Mets were very good last year. Francisco Lindor nearly won the NL MVP. Their starting pitching stepped up in a big way down the stretch. Mark Vientos had a breakout season. But, let's face it, ...

MLB season approaches, fans are buzzing with excitement and anxiety over the New York Mets' pitching ace, Kodai Senga. The critical question looming over the team's aspirations is whether Senga's ...

When Senga makes his first start, penciled in for April 1 against the Marlins, he will be held to about 75 pitches, a Mets ...

Kodai Senga took the mound for a live bullpen session during Mets spring training, firing 50 pitches with his signature ...

PORT ST. LUCIE — Hitters might not be able to see the ghost forkball, but now they can hear ... has created a J-pop song that will serve as Kodai Senga’s warmup song. “Ghost Fork ...

That would be the Mets' fifth game of the year, after the team opens the season with a three-game set in Houston. The decision to hold Senga back is a strong sign New York will continue to monitor his ...

Kodai Senga was back on the mound for a game Monday ... Senga will always be known for his ghost forkball, but he showed off a new sinker that gives him a new way to attack righty hitters especially.

Senga is projected in the starting rotation for the Mets this year. His curve and forkball will come in handy for the team at the start. Kodai Senga’s return to the field is a positive sign for ...

But another awfully important pitching story for the Mets further unfolded when Kodai Senga started Friday ... 110 average in at-bats that ended on Senga’s forkball, and 58.5 percent of the ...

The health and stability of starting pitcher Kodai Senga will be one of the main focuses of the New York Mets, with Opening Day now less than two weeks away. After missing all but one start during ...