Kodai Senga Ruled Out For Regular Season With Tricep Tightness

On Saturday Kodai Senga felt tricep tightness during his rehab outing and is officially done for the remainder of the regular season, as manager Carlos Mendoza announced prior to Sunday’s game. A major blow for the New York Mets who expected Senga to return with the team prior to the conclusion of the regular season.

Senga tossed a scoreless inning for the Mets on Saturday. He pitched for Triple-A Syracuse.

To the Mets’ credit they have received excellent performances from virtually every single starter on the rotation, but Senga has been the number one on the staff ever since he was signed to the team in 2023. It will be up to Sean Manaea, Luis Severino, and David Peterson to finish the season strong in a heated playoff push.

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