Kodai Senga struggles in relief for Mets against Phillies

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Last updated Jul 19, 2026

Kodai Senga struggles in relief for Mets against Phillies
Summary

Kodai Senga had another challenging relief appearance for the Mets on July 19, allowing two runs in 1.2 innings against the Phillies. After entering the game following Sean Manaea, Senga faced trouble right away, issuing multiple walks and allowing a two-run single to Bryce Harper. Despite some positive signs, including fastball velocity reaching 99 mph, Senga's effectiveness remains in question as he has given up multiple runs in nearly all his outings this season, now carrying an ERA of 8.85. He exited the game after a rain delay, continuing to struggle in his new bullpen role.

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  • Senga entered relief after Sean Manaea in the fifth inning.
  • He allowed two runs on three hits and three walks.
  • Senga struck out Derek Hill to end a bases-loaded threat.
  • He faced continued challenges, reminiscent of earlier outing struggles.
  • His ERA now stands at 8.85 across 12 appearances this season.
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  • 1:47 PMYahoo SportsMets’ Kodai Senga ineffective again in latest relief appearance
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Kodai Senga has been showing some positives since the Mets moved him into a bullpen role, but the results weren’t there again in his latest appearance Saturday afternoon.

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