How TOUGH is it to hit Kodai Senga's Ghost Fork? 👻🍴 Scott later predicted in his article, "Since they whiff on the Soto signing, the Mets end up trading for slugger Brent Rooker from the ...

After his spectacular rookie showing, Kodai Senga was expected to solidify himself atop the Mets’ starting rotation this season. David Stearns and New York didn’t overpay for a top of the line ...

Speaking to reporters on Saturday, Carlos Mendoza announced that Kodai Senga ... 9-0 blowout loss. Senga threw just 30 pitches with only 10 of them going for strikes. The ghost fork pitcher ...

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza indicated that Senga is unlikely to pitch Friday in Game 5 of the NLCS against the Dodgers, Tim Healey of Newsday reports. Mendoza had previously said Senga would be ...

Fifty-three thousand fans pushed their way through the turnstiles for the must-win contest as the Dodgers and Padres played for their postseason survival last week in NLDS Game 5. Five thousand miles ...

Despite a disastrous start in Los Angeles, the Mets are ready to use Kodai Senga in the NLCS once again. The right-hander is scheduled to pitch Friday in Game 5 against the Dodgers, but the Mets ...

For one, let’s see what the Mets’ own Japanese phenomenon, Kodai Senga, does if he starts Game 5. Maybe the Dodgers will be swinging late on that ghost fork ball of his. And then what?

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said Wednesday that Senga will pitch Friday in Game 5 of the NLCS versus the Dodgers, although not necessarily as the starter, Tim Healey of Newsday reports.

NEW YORK — Mets manager Carlos Mendoza is not ready to quit on Kodai Senga. Ahead of NL Championship Series Game 3 at Citi Field on Wednesday, Mendoza revealed that the team will give the 30 ...

Kodai Senga may have been ineffective this postseason - but he's not injured. The New York Mets' ace endured a brutal performance against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the NLCS, lasting ...

"I tried to make some adjustments on the fly but obviously I wasn't able to," Senga said through an interpreter. "I'm just disappointed in myself that I wasn't able to make adjustments." ...

LOS ANGELES — Kodai ... Senga was a dip in velocity. Senga leaned heavily on his cutter and his four-seam fastball was more than two miles per hour slower than his average. He threw his ghost ...