Kodai Senga is expected to rejoin the New York Mets' rotation before the All-Star break after recovering from a hamstring strain. He has a strong season record of 7-3 with a 1.47 ERA. Manager Carlos Mendoza indicated that Senga's quick return is significant for the team's performance. Meanwhile, Sean Manaea, recovering from a strained oblique, has one rehabilitation start remaining with Triple-A Syracuse and is expected to join Senga in Kansas City soon, having faced challenges during his rehab process as well.
Mets starting pitcher Kodai Senga, with a record of 7-3 and a 1.47 ERA this season, is poised to return before the All-Star break after recovering from a Grade 1 hamstring strain. His rehab start included 3.2 innings, and manager Carlos Mendoza expressed optimism about his quick recovery. Senga's return is deemed crucial for the team's rotation, given the challenges faced during his absence.
Sean Manaea is also on the verge of returning to the Mets after a lengthy rehab from a strained oblique. He has one final rehab start planned with Triple-A Syracuse before potentially rejoining the team in Kansas City. His recovery faced delays, including a cortisone shot for a loose body in his elbow, but he has recently been seen throwing in the outfield.
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