Mets' Kodai Senga Out Until Late May Following Move to 60-Day Injured List

The New York Mets have extended Kodai Senga's recovery period, sidelining their ace pitcher until at least May 27 due to a shoulder capsule strain.

Kodai Senga, the Mets' top pitcher, has been transferred to the 60-day injured list, delaying his expected return to the mound.
Senga has not yet progressed to mound throwing in his rehabilitation, complicating his recovery timeline.
The Mets have adjusted their roster in response to Senga's extended absence, promoting left-hander Tyler Jay.
Despite the setback, the Mets' pitching staff has performed well, maintaining a strong ERA in the early season.
Senga's injury and recovery will be critical for the Mets as they navigate the upcoming schedule without their star pitcher.