New York Mets right-hander Kodai Senga threw live batting practice on Saturday, and the team was encouraged by his performance coming off an injury-shortened season. “I saw a smile on his face — that’s a good sign,

Kodai Senga spent part of his winter in rehab mode, with the goal of arriving at spring training ready for a normal buildup toward the season.

After missing all but one regular season game in 2024, Kodai Senga is preparing to recapture his dynamic form from his rookie season one year earlier.

After missing most of last season with injuries, Mets pitcher Kodai Senga said he is ready to assume a full workload as the team eyes a six-man rotation for 2025.

During a roughly 10-minute chat with reporters on Tuesday, the day before the first official workout for pitchers and catchers at Clover Park, Kodai Senga referenced his physical condition in almost every answer.

After missing nearly all of last season with multiple injuries, Mets starter Kodai Senga is confident that this year will be different. The right-hander spent the winter rehabbing at home in Japan, and is now down in Port St.