8legs: Kodai senga

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sports12h ago

Senga has indicated to the club that he would prefer to remain in Queens for next season rather than be traded elsewhere this winter.
Senga's ten-team no-trade clause gives him limited say over where he can be traded, shaping how moves could unfold.
If Senga stays, the Mets are likely to add one top-rotation arm rather than pursue two amid a crowded group.

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sports11h ago

Senga wants to stay with the Mets, according to a report cited by Will Sammon of The Athletic.
Senga does not have a no-trade clause, so moves would be decision of others, not his.
The 32-year-old is under contract through 2027, with $28 million owed over the next two seasons.
Senga struggled after returning from an injury, posting a 6.56 ERA in the second half.
He was strong before his IL stint, leading the NL in ERA prior to the hamstring issue.
Senga remains a buy-low candidate, keeping teams interested this offseason.
If it were his choice, he would like to rebound with the Mets in 2026.
The report references Will Sammon of The Athletic as the source of the trade-talk detail.
Senga's 2025 performance factors into long-term Mets' planning amid offseason talk.

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