A (Ghost) Fork within the Street: What Can We Count on From Senga’s Premier Pitch?
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It’s been a tricky begin to the season for the Mets’ rotation. Their two-headed ace monster isn’t trying so fearsome, as Justin Verlander went on the IL earlier than throwing a regular-season pitch — becoming a member of fellow free-agent signee Jose Quintana — and Max Scherzer has been ineffective by way of two begins. To make issues worse, Carlos Carrasco handled erratic velocity within the first of the workforce’s back-to-back blowout losses by the hands of the Brewers and yielded a six-spot towards the light-hitting Marlins. But one main vivid spot has shone.
Kodai Senga, the previous three-time NPB All-Star, shut down the Marlins in his Mets debut. With a trademark providing he calls the “ghost fork” and an emblazoned glove to match, he appears poised ...