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Mets fail to get big hit as they fall to Marlins in Kodai Senga’s first start of season

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MIAMI — This was where it all started for Kodai Senga two years ago. A heralded veteran out of Japan making his MLB debut, Senga kicked off a stellar season with a Mets win over the Miami Marlins, showcasing the…

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Mets fail to get big hit as they fall to Marlins in Kodai Senga’s first start of season

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Mets fail to get big hit as they fall to Marlins in Kodai Senga’s first start of the season

MIAMI — This was where it all started for Kodai Senga two years ago. A heralded veteran out of Japan making his MLB debut, Senga kicked off a stellar season with a win over the Miami Marlins, showcasing the infamous “ghost fork” that everyone in baseball had been talking about. Senga’s journey back to the Miami mound wasn’t easy. He pitched only 10 1/3 innings over the course of the 2024 calendar year, with five of those innings coming in the po…

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Mets Morning News: Senga’s back, but Mets fall again

Your Wednesday morning dose of Mets and Major League Baseball news, notes, and links.

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Francisco Lindor & Carlos Mendoza on Lindor's two errors, Kodai Senga evaluates start in Mets' loss

The Mets fell to the Marlins 4-2, with Francisco Lindor admitting to two errors in the game. Max Kranick impressed in relief, according to Carlos Mendoza. Additionally, Kodai Senga reflected on the adjustments he made after a rocky start, including giving up a home run early on. By the Numbers Francisco Lindor committed two errors in the game. Max Kranick delivered a strong outing from the bullpen, although specific stats were not highlighted. Y…

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Empire Sports Media

Mets' potential ace will make his first start of 2025 on Tuesday

Jul 5, 2023; Phoenix, Arizona, USA; New York Mets pitcher Kodai Senga reacts after the final out in the first inning against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports The New York Mets have been riding a wave of strong starting pitching early in the 2025 season. Outside of a minor hiccup from Opening Day starter Clay Holmes—who, let’s be honest, hardly fell apart by only giving up two earned runs…

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metsmerizedonline.com

Kodai Senga Returns Tonight

One of the Mets’ best starters, Kodai Senga, will make his return to a regular-season mound for the first time since July of last season, when he made his first and only start against the Atlanta Braves. He earned the win after hurling 5.1 solid innings of two-run baseball, but he would suffer a high-grade […]

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