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The Mets have a different plan for Kodai Senga’s rehab this time
Kodai Senga’s hamstring strain is Grade 1, the least severe, meaning the right-hander will be shut down for about the next two weeks before being re-evaluated and ramped up to return. This places Senga’s timeline to be back in the Mets’ rotation in the second half of July.
While superstar slugger Juan Soto grabs the headlines, the Mets are being carried by a pitching staff that leads MLB in ERA.
All of this (plus hot starts from the likes of Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor) has added up to one of the best run ...
After years as a sixth or seventh starter, David Peterson has stepped up and led the Mets' rotation for a year. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.
However, according to Mike Puma of the New York Post, the Mets may have other plans in mind. “One idea Mets officials have tossed around is the idea of starting Megill in the rotation to begin ...
Zack Wheeler just turned 35 in May, and he’s already planning his exit. In a recent Athletic story, Wheeler told Matt Gelb that when his current deal runs out after the 2027 season, he’s done with ...
The Mets plan to recall Max Kranick on Friday, Jorge Castillo of ESPN.com reports.
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