Mets shut down Kodai Senga after MRI on ailing arm
The New York Mets’ hopes of having pitcher Kodai Senga return to the mound this season have been put on hold once again. After suffering a shoulder injury that kept him out for the entire season so far, Senga has now been diagnosed with nerve inflammation in his triceps.
Senga, who was named the National League Rookie of the Year runner-up in 2023, was expected to make a full recovery and return to the Mets’ starting rotation. However, this latest setback has delayed his progress and there is no estimated timeline for his return.
Kosport Magazine’s Take
A setback like this is always difficult for players and teams to deal with, especially when it involves a star player like Kodai Senga. The Mets will have to find a way to cope without their ace and maintain their performance in the standings until he is able to return. We wish Senga a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him back on the mound soon.
