Kodai Senga Faces New Setback with Triceps Inflammation

The Mets' ace pitcher receives cortisone shot and is shut down for 3-5 days, delaying his 2024 debut further.

Senga's MRI reveals nerve inflammation in his triceps, requiring a cortisone shot.
He will be shut down from throwing for 3-5 days before re-evaluation.
Senga has been sidelined all season due to a shoulder capsule strain.
The Mets' rotation has struggled without him, posting a 4.62 ERA.
David Peterson nears return, potentially replacing struggling Adrian Houser.