Mets' Firepower: Senga, Robert, Holmes, Young

On April 6th early in the season, small samples can fool you, but a few met stats stand out as real signs of promise.

Kodai Senka's cranking four-scene fastballs at 96.7 miles per hour average through two starts, topping out near 100.

Luis Robert Jr. swing with 74.9 miles per hour bat speed, fastest on the team since tracking started.

Senka held the heat deep into games, unlike last year, hitting 96 or better late.

Robert's pace ranks him top 35 in baseball already, topping most met's hitters and eyeing Pete Alonzo's club record.

Fans and scouts are buzzing because these tweaks could shift the lineup dynamic.

Clay Holmes revived his curveball, earning a 128-stuff-plus rating on just 12 throws, with extra drop that baffles left these and...

...rides alike. Holmes looks sharper in his starter role, no more adjustment pains.

Then there's Jared Young, the 30-year-old roster bubble guy, smashing the team's hardest ball at 113.5 miles per hour.

Plus another top exit velo single. If these hold, the Met's got firepower building from the mound to the plate, setting up a stronger run as samples grow.

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