After taking over as the closer the last two months, Kodai Senga proved to the Mets that he can pitch out of the bullpen, something that was completely foreign to him until this year.
The right-hander had some bumps along the way, of course, but for the most part Senga was a reliable arm as a reliever and went 8-for-9 on save opportunities, including shutting the door on Tuesday night in New York’s 6-3 win over the Texas Rangers.
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However, with Devin Williams reinstated from the IL, Senga’s role on the team is now in a bit of limbo.
Manager Andy Green expressed his appreciation for what Senga has been able to do out of the bullpen…
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