Senga's Dominant Outing Silences Trade Rumors

It's March 15th for the New York Metz.

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Kodai Senga, the New York Metz veteran pitcher, shut down trade rumors with a dominant

spring training outing.

The 33-year-old Japanese right-hander faced constant speculation over the winter due to

his injury history, logging just 100.

18.2 innings over the last two seasons.

The Metz chose to keep him betting on a healthy bounce back.

On Friday, Senga pitched three perfect innings against the Marlins in a split squad game.

He retired all nine batters, striking out five with no hits or walks.

It was a sharp reminder of his ace potential, especially after months of doubts about his

durability.

Fans and analysts lit up with excitement over his velocity.

Senga averaged 96.5 miles per hour on his fastball, touching 98.6.

Metz from his 95.7 average in his stellar 2023 rookie season were a post at a 2.98 earned,

run average and 202 strikeouts.

Last year told a different story.

Senga dominated early with a 1.47 earned run average before a hamstring injury derailed

him.

His post injury marked jump to 6.56, leading to a demotion.

Now fully recovered, he's erasing those concerns.

And this Senga carries into the regular season, the Metz rotation gets a major boost.

His improved heat makes his signature ghost fork even deadlier, turning skeptics into

believers ahead of opening day.

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