Senga Picks Up First Career Save in Relief Role for Mets
Returning from injury, Kodai Senga is now being used in a high-leverage bullpen role, a notable shift from his starter status.
Kodai Senga, who missed most of 2024 with injury, appeared in relief for the Mets on Monday against Atlanta and secured his first career save. His use in a late-game bullpen role signals the team is deploying him differently than his traditional starting role. The Mets have been reshaping their pitching staff following the trade deadline, and Senga's bullpen usage is a meaningful development to track going forward.
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