Senga's Spring Training: A Breakout Year for Mets?

From New York Met's coverage, this is your March 14 update.

The New York Met starter, Kodai Senga, impressed everyone yesterday with a strong outing in

spring training.

He hit 97 mph on his fastball just 3 weeks into camp, showing the kind of dominance that

made him a star in his rookie year.

Back in 2023, Senga posted a 2.98 earned run average and 4.5 wins above replacement, proving

he could be a machine on the mound.

But injuries kept him out for most of 2024, leaving fans hoping for a rebound.

Analysts and teammates are buzzing about his calm demeanor, hiding a killer instinct.

They point to his coach's tough challenge to pitchers, show up in shape or face the

consequences, Senga clearly listen, arriving ready to compete.

This early velocity hence he's been working hard over the offseason.

Fitness is key for pitchers at this level, where showing up out of shape can set you

back weeks.

If Senga stays healthy, experts say this could turn into a breakout year for the mess

rotation.

Everyone's watching closely as camp ramps up.

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