Kodai Senga

225Followers
JPN
JPN
33 yo
Starting Pitcher
New York Mets
Mets
Left / Right
Batting / Throwing
#34
Shirt number
Last 10
13
0%
Season
0

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Performance

Aug 25
DNP
Atlanta Braves
GW 43
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Atlanta Braves
GW 43
DNP
Atlanta Braves
GW 43
7
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 44
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 44
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 44
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW 44
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW 45
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW 45
10
Miami Marlins
GW 45
Sep 25
DNP
Detroit Tigers
GW 46
DNP
Detroit Tigers
GW 46
DNP
Detroit Tigers
GW 46
DNP
Cincinnati Reds
GW 47
DNP
Cincinnati Reds
GW 47
DNP
Cincinnati Reds
GW 47
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 48
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 48
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 48
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 48
DNP
Texas Rangers
GW 49
DNP
Texas Rangers
GW 49
DNP
Texas Rangers
GW 49
DNP
San Diego Padres
GW 50
DNP
San Diego Padres
GW 50
DNP
San Diego Padres
GW 50
DNP
Washington Nationals
GW 51
DNP
Washington Nationals
GW 51
DNP
Washington Nationals
GW 51
DNP
Chicago Cubs
GW 52
DNP
Chicago Cubs
GW 52
DNP
Chicago Cubs
GW 52
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW 53
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW 53
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW 53
Feb 26
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW
DNP
New York Yankees
GW
DNP
Toronto Blue Jays
GW
DNP
Houston Astros
GW
DNP
St. Louis Cardinals
GW
DNP
Houston Astros
GW
DNP
St. Louis Cardinals
GW
DNP
Washington Nationals
GW
Mar 26
DNP
Houston Astros
GW
DNP
Washington Nationals
GW
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW
6
St. Louis Cardinals
GW
DNP
New York Yankees
GW
DNP
Miami Marlins
GW
DNP
St. Louis Cardinals
GW
St. Louis Cardinals
GW
Washington Nationals
GW
Miami Marlins
GW
Houston Astros
GW

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March 8, 2026

Shows off velocity Saturday

Senga gave up two runs on three hits over 2.2 innings during Saturday's Grapefruit League game against the Cardinals. He struck out two without walking a batter.

Analysis

The two runs came on solo shots, one by top prospect Joshua Baez, but Senga was consistently topping 97 mph with his fastball and hit 98.9 mph on a four-seamer to Alec Burleson. That's a huge improvement on 2025, when he averaged just 94.7 mph with the pitch. The 33-year-old right-hander credited some mechanical tweaks for the improved velocity, per Chuck King of MLB.com. "My body is different from where it was three years ago now, so I'm not really trying to get back to that," Senga said after Saturday's start. "It's a new me, and I'm trying to find new mechanics." If Senga's new-found life on his fastball holds into the regular season, he could return to the level of performance he showed in his first MLB season in 2023, when he posted a 2.98 ERA, 1.22 WHIP and 202:77 K:BB in 166.1 innings.

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