Archive · 6 Sep 2025
Mets Send Kodai Senga to Triple-A in Playoff Push
The New York Mets, a baseball team, sent their pitcher Kodai Senga to a lower-level team called Triple-A Syracuse.
This happened because Senga hasn't been playing as well since the All-Star break.
He's been struggling to win games.
The team hopes he can improve his skills there and come back stronger.
To help the team now, they brought up another player to pitch in the games.
The Mets are trying hard to win games to get into the playoffs.
Kodai Senga was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse.
The move was made as the Mets push for a National League playoff spot.
Senga has struggled since the All-Star break, with a 0-3 record and a 6.56 ERA.
Wander Suero was called up to the major league roster.
The Mets hope Senga can regain his form in Triple-A.
- Who
- Kodai Senga and the New York Mets
- What
- Senga was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse.
- When
- Friday (September 5)
- Where
- Triple-A Syracuse
- Why
- To allow Senga to regain form and for the Mets to improve their playoff chances.
- Player Demoted
- Kodai Senga
- Team
- New York Mets
- League
- National League
- Senga's Record Post All-Star Break
- 0-3
- Senga's ERA Post All-Star Break
- 6.56
- Corresponding Move
- Wander Suero called up