The New York Mets have scheduled a rehab start for ace hurler Kodai Senga, who is trying to make it back before the regular season ends.
Prior to New York's game against the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday, manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters that ace starting pitcher Kodai Senga will make a rehab start for Triple-A Syracuse on Saturday.According to Mendoza, Senga will throw one-to-two innings with a pitch count of 30-35 in his rehab start with Syracuse.
The expectation is that Senga will return as a starter, despite the fact that he won't be fully stretched out. The Mets would need to piggyback a long reliever behind the ace if/when he makes it back.
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