The New York Mets had a special surprise visitor at Spring Training on Friday and he paid a visit to ace Kodai Senga.

The rotation needs to be prepared to carry the Mets' load and a healthy Senga can take a big part of it on his shoulders.

Various injuries limited Senga to 10 1/3 innings last season, and he said he didn't feel fully healthy until early January.

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After missing all but one regular season game in 2024, Kodai Senga is preparing to recapture his dynamic form from his rookie ...

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During a roughly 10-minute chat with reporters on Tuesday, the day before the first official workout for pitchers and ...

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After missing most of last season with a shoulder injury, Mets right-hander Kodai Senga said he is healthy and ready to ...

The New York Mets need their top of the rotation ace to be healthy if they want to keep pace with the top tier rotations of ...

Kodai Senga spent part of his winter in rehab mode, with the goal of arriving at spring training ready for a normal buildup ...

The New York Mets have done little to improve their starting rotation heading into 2025, but an MLB insider recently listed a ...