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After struggling in his most recent start, the New York Mets have announced that Kodai Senga is being moved to the bullpen. Looking at his last start there are reasons to be potentially optimistic...
The morning after Kodai Senga's latest nightmare outing, the Mets right-hander has been moved to the bullpen.
The Mets are moving struggling right-hander Kodai Senga from the rotation to the bullpen, manager Carlos Mendoza announced to reporters this morning (via ESPN’s Jorge Castillo). More to come.
The Mets are shaking up their rotation after another bad Senga start.
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In the latest New York Mets news round-up we look at an update on Juan Soto, Kodai Senga's continued nose dive, and how one of the players traded for Freddy Peralta decided to finally wake up.
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It may be too little, too late, but there’s a chance Francisco Lindor is back with the Mets on Wednesday, according to Carlos Mendoza.
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Kodai Senga appears to be on the outside looking in at the Mets' starting rotation after yet another rough outing.
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Stearns, speaking at his usual homestand availability noted that it’s impossible to blame their poor play on any one part of the team.
Kodai Senga delivered another dud, Juan Soto left the game early because of back tightness and the Mets lost again, falling to the Cubs, 9-6, in front of 35,668 fans Tuesday night at Citi Field.
The Mets' woeful season might have taken another turn for the worse Tuesday night when Juan Soto exited after four innings against the Chicago Cubs.
The trio of rehabbing Mets were back in action down in Triple-A on Tuesday night.
After his team got rained out two days in a row, Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell sounded a little miffed about the second one in New York.
New York Mets left fielder Juan Soto exited Tuesday's game against the visiting Chicago Cubs after the fourth inning due to left side back tightness.,
Soto also missed time early in the second with a calf injury.
The hits keep on coming. Juan Soto has left Tuesday’s game against the Cubs after the fourth inning. No reason has been announced. He was replaced by Mark Vientos in the lineup, and Jared Young...
If the Mets want to validate president of baseball operations David Stearns' patience, they will have to get healthier and have more effective outings from their starters.
This is the last thing the Mets needed.
The hits just keep coming for the struggling Mets, as Juan Soto was forced to leave Tuesday's game early.