Kodai Senga stars in home debut as Mets' latest love affair begins
Kodai Senga has served as the ace of the Mets staff at a time when Justin Verlander is on the shelf and Max Scherzer is trying to find Max Scherzer.
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Kodai Senga has served as the ace of the Mets staff at a time when Justin Verlander is on the shelf and Max Scherzer is trying to find Max Scherzer.
Kodai Senga and his “ghost” fork ball’s stellar major league debut for the Mets wasn’t the only thing helping the Japanese pitcher create a buzz.
Over the winter, New York signed Senga to a five-year, $75 million contract because they liked both his stuff and his story.
At his introductory press conference Monday, newly signed New York Mets pitcher Kodai Senga was asked if there was a particular player he was most looking forward to pitching to in 2023. He responded in English, 'the (Philadelphia) Phillies lineup.'
The New York Mets have agreed to a five-year, $75 million contract with Japanese star pitcher Kodai Senga, The SNY's Andy Martino reports.