Overview
- ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports Senga is considered “extremely available,” with multiple executives expecting a trade this winter.
- Reports describe the Mets as shopping the right-hander as they look to overhaul their rotation following a missed postseason.
- Senga is under contract for two years at $28 million guaranteed, making him a cost-conscious target for rotation-needy clubs.
- The Orioles, Cubs, Red Sox, Blue Jays, and Padres are cited as logical suitors given their pursuit of starting pitching.
- He opened 2025 with a 1.39 ERA into mid-June before a hamstring injury, then returned with diminished effectiveness, finished at a 3.02 ERA, and was sent to Triple-A.