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Mets get 'good news' on Kodai Senga's hamstring injury

Kodai Senga injury: Mets ace lands on IL with hamstring strain after making leaping play at first base

Senga was tasked with covering first base on a CJ Abrams ground out, but he had to leap to corral a throw from first baseman Pete Alonso.

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Mets receive brutal injury update on Kodai Senga amid poor stretch

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Mets manager reveals Kodai Senga injury severity, return timeline

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Kodai Senga has a Grade 1 hamstring strain; will be re-evaluated in two weeks

The scary moment occurred in the sixth, when Pete Alonso fielded a grounder hit by CJ Abrams and threw the ball high to first.

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Senga's Grade 1 hamstring strain 'good news' for Mets

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Mets’ Kodai Senga diagnosed with low-grade hamstring strain

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Mets' Kodai Senga placed on 15-day injured list with low-grade hamstring strain

Manager Carlos Mendoza said after the Mets' 7-5 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays that Senga will be shut down for two weeks before being re-evaluated.

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Mets' Paul Blackburn: Makes brief relief appearance

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Mets' Kodai Senga: Diagnosed with Grade 1 strain

Mets will turn to Paul Blackburn for Wednesday's start against Braves in place of Kodai Senga

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza confirmed before Friday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays that Paul Blackburn will get the start on Wednesday against the Atlanta Braves in place of the injured Kodai Senga.

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Kodai Senga Found His Errant Eephus Pitch Extremely Funny

The New York Mets staked starting pitcher Kodai Senga a 3-0 lead against the Washington Nationals on Thursday afternoon. Pitching with two outs and the bases empty in the bottom of the second, Senga decided it was the perfect opportunity to explore the space with a 2-2 eephus pitch to José Tena.

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Senga exits after injuring leg while covering first

Mets right-hander Kodai Senga exited his start against the Nationals on Thursday at Citi Field in the sixth inning after appearing to injure his right hamstring while covering first base. Nats shortstop CJ Abrams hit a grounder to Pete Alonso at first base.