Senga Is Not Guaranteed a Roster Spot if the Mets Make the Playoffs, and Garrett Is Sidelined Again
Reed Garrett's season ends with a 3.90 ERA and 3 saves in 58 games as Mets face bullpen challenges during critical postseason push, with injury raising surgery concerns.
- Senga is not guaranteed a roster spot if the Mets make the playoffs, according to a team statement.
- Mendoza expressed concern about Garrett's elbow issues, indicating he may not pitch again this season.
- Garrett has a record of 3-6 with a 3.90 ERA in 58 games for the Mets this season.
- The team will decide on roster spots based on who gives the best chance to win in October, noted the source.
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Senga is not guaranteed a roster spot if the Mets make the playoffs, and Garrett is sidelined again
Kodai Senga might be pitching for a spot on the New York Mets’ postseason pitching staff when he takes the mound for Triple-A Syracuse on Thursday night.
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The Sports Network - Senga is not guaranteed a roster spot if the Mets make the playoffs, and Garrett is sidelined again
When he takes the mound for Triple-A Syracuse on Thursday night, Kodai Senga might be pitching for a spot on the New York Mets’ postseason pitching staff. Senga opened the season with a 1.47 ERA in his first 12 starts but was optioned to Syracuse on Sept. 5 after posting a 5.90 ERA following his return from a hamstring injury. “I think we’ll have the conversation and we’ll take the 13 guys that we feel are going to give us the best chance to win…
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