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Kodai Senga

Kodai Senga

#34, P,
New York Mets
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 1"/202 lbs
Bat: L
Throw: R
Born: Gamagori, Japan
Draft: Undrafted
  • New York Post

    Mets ace Kodai Senga 'making some strides' during injury recovery

    PHILADELPHIA — Mets officials have begun to receive a positive vibe about Kodai Senga's rehab. The right-hander had backed off his throwing progression from a shoulder strain in the last week to focus on mechanics, but president of baseball operations David Stearns said Thursday that Senga is feeling better about the situation following a recent bullpen session and trending toward a minor league rehab assignment. “I think we've had a good bullpen where he felt he was making some strides,” Stearns said before the Mets beat the Phillies, 6-5 , in 11 innings at Citizens Bank Park. “I don't know exactly when we'll get him out on a rehab assignment — that's the next big step here — but I think we

  • Yahoo Sports

    What's the latest on MLB's injured aces? Checking in on Gerrit Cole, Kodai Senga, Justin Steele and more

    Heading into 2024, these 10 pitchers were being counted on to lead their teams. Here's how their squads have managed without them and what we can expect going forward.

  • Westerly Sun

    Nimmo rescues Mets off the bench on Mother's Day. Senga's rehab progressing slowly

    Brandon Nimmo played only 2 1/2 innings off the bench and still made all the difference. Held out of the starting lineup Sunday night because of soreness on his right side, Nimmo entered as a pinch runner in the seventh and hit a two-run homer in the ninth that gave the New York Mets a 4-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Swinging a pink bat and wearing pink socks on Mother's Day, a smiling Nimmo pumped his fist as he circled the bases. “This definitely is one of the coolest days that I've had, for sure,” Nimmo said at his locker afterward, still in full uniform and cleats.