The Mets and pitcher Kodai Senga have reached a compromise for his training, allowing him to pitch one inning in a Grapefruit League game while also limiting his exposure to risks following last season's injuries. The plan involves Senga pitching one inning against the Marlins and then continuing his practice in a controlled environment. The Mets wish to ease him back into competitive play cautiously, reflecting both the player's eagerness to compete and the team's strategy to uphold his health and performance.
Mets have proposed a hybrid plan for Kodai Senga, allowing him to pitch one inning in a game before continuing his training on a back field.
Senga's eagerness to face real opponents reflects his readiness and desire to contribute, indicating a significant positive step in his recovery.
Jeremy Hefner emphasizes that Senga should focus on his one inning of work, allowing the Mets to manage his workload carefully for better results.
Manager Carlos Mendoza recognizes Senga's enthusiasm for gameplay as a promising sign of his recovery progress and readiness to compete.
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