Mets' Kodai Senga Out for Regular Season After Triceps Tightness

Senga's return from multiple injuries is delayed, but he remains a postseason possibility.

Kodai Senga felt tightness in his right triceps during a minor league rehab outing and will not pitch for the Mets during the regular season.
Senga, who is recovering from a left calf strain and a previous shoulder injury, pitched a hitless inning for Triple-A Syracuse, striking out two and walking one.
Despite his triceps issue, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza indicated Senga might still be an option for the postseason.
The Mets are currently two games ahead of the Braves for the final National League Wild Card spot, making Senga's potential return crucial.
Senga's successful rehab outing has raised hopes of his availability for the season's final series in Milwaukee, pending his recovery.