It was an important outing for Senga, as he hopes to be a major factor for the Mets' rotation this season after an injury-plagued 2024 campaign.Senga met with reporters after his outing against the A's and talked about how he was so efficient on the afternoon.

By the seventh, the Mets right-hander still was bringing his fastball at 96 mph and breezing through the A’s lineup. Maybe the only question was whether he would get a shot at least to start the

Kodai Senga outdueled former Met Luis Severino and pitched seven scoreless innings as the Mets beat the A’s, 8-0, in the series finale on Sunday.