Overview
- Senga agreed to the option, which his contract required, with SNY reporting he consented without issue and felt respected in the process.
- His performance dipped after a June 12 hamstring strain, with a roughly 6.0 ERA over his last eight to nine starts as he reported lower‑body feel issues.
- The plan in Syracuse begins with bullpen sessions before potential game action next weekend, with the stint expected to last about two starts.
- Rookie Brandon Sproat takes Senga’s rotation turn as New York seeks stability for a postseason push.
- The move does not affect his October eligibility because he remained in the organization before the Aug. 31 deadline.