Mets use Kodai Senga as one-inning reliever to improve performance

The New York Mets have shifted Kodai Senga's role to one-inning reliever in an effort to salvage his season. Interim manager Andy Green is hopeful that this change could help Senga by allowing him to focus on his strengths, particularly his fastball and forkball. Senga has pitched two scoreless innings so far, contributing to a 13-6 victory against the Cleveland Guardians. The Mets will assess Senga's performance over the next few weeks, potentially reverting him back to a starting role if necessary. Senga acknowledges his struggles and is willing to adapt to any role assigned to him.

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