Overview
- The Mets right-hander retired all nine Marlins he faced at Clover Park, striking out five with a fastball sitting in the upper 90s and touching around 99 mph.
- He mixed seven distinct pitch shapes, including his trademark forkball, and even landed a 67.8 mph curve for a strike after an ABS challenge by catcher Luis Torrens.
- Senga said he feels healthy and threw about 30 additional pitches in the bullpen to meet his prescribed workload as the club manages his build-up.
- The outing follows a two-year stretch disrupted by shoulder, calf and hamstring issues, including a 2025 post-injury slide that ended in a September demotion.
- New York fell 1-0 to Miami, while Clay Holmes, back from Team USA duty, logged five innings with one run allowed on two hits, no walks and six strikeouts.