The New York Mets announced that they will move a 2023 All-Star to the injured list. Kodai Senga, last year’s National Rookie of the Year runner-up, hasn’t made it to the big leagues this year after suffering an injury in Spring Training.
So the dispiriting news that the Mets moved Senga to the 60-day injured list was received as you might expect.
Mets reporter Will Samson of The Athletic emerged on Wednesday with the details that the Mets will move the second-year pitcher to the 60-day IL as he heals up. He strained a moderate posterior capsule in Spring Training and that injury has been so prominent, Senga hasn’t thrown off a mound yet. His ETA is now late May.
The Mets transferred Kodai Senga to the 60-day IL so he is not eligible to return until late May. Yesterday, Carlos Mendoza said Senga hadn’t yet thrown off a mound.
— Will Sammon (@WillSammon) April 10, 2024
Senga posted a 2.98 ERA in 166.1 innings pitched in his rookie season in 2023. He was named a National League All-Star for his efforts and also finished second in NL Rookie of the Year voting. Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll earned the award last season after a fantastic season.
Mets fans will have to wait a bit longer to see Senga. Things haven’t really gone well for the Mets this season, which was evident as many were dispirited by the news.
You won't be seeing Kodai Senga anytime soon:https://t.co/5NSkYSXVEp
— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) April 10, 2024
I remember when Senga was ahead of schedule https://t.co/NOsaPGxwzZ
— The Draftnik (@draftniks) April 10, 2024
Yikes….this sounds like a setback of some kind.
Late May is way later than initially expected. https://t.co/LYTG9wdkGP
— Christopher Soto (@SotoC803) April 10, 2024
https://t.co/IqwyLNE4sh pic.twitter.com/T0XPKDhqtN
— Tyler #ExtendAlvarez (@TylerLFGM) April 10, 2024
