Overview
- President of baseball operations David Stearns said he expects Senga to be in the 2026 rotation after a strong offseason and in-person review by club staff.
- Senga traveled to the United States around the new year for assessments, and Stearns said he looks in great shape heading into camp.
- The right-hander missed most of 2024 with a shoulder injury and was demoted late in 2025 after a hamstring setback disrupted a strong start.
- Despite extensive offseason changes that include adding Freddy Peralta, the Mets reaffirmed Senga’s place in their pitching plans.
- Stearns also said top prospect Carson Benge will get a chance to make the club out of camp, with spring games set to open Feb. 20–21.