Overview
- The Mets shifted Senga from the rotation into one‑inning relief and he has produced five scoreless innings across five appearances with three saves.
- Across that stretch he has allowed one hit and two walks while recording seven strikeouts, with several outs coming on his forkball and a fastball that can touch about 100 mph.
- Senga closed the latest game by retiring the ninth in order and striking out the final two batters to preserve a one‑run win that completed a sweep of Washington.
- Team leaders praised his quick adjustment and preparation for short outings, but staff and media note the sample is small and his ability to pitch on consecutive days remains an open concern.
- With Devin Williams sidelined with a strained shoulder, Senga is expected to keep receiving high‑leverage chances and his performance will shape the Mets’ bullpen plans and offseason roster decisions.