Kodai Senga 'ready to be in the game' after first time facing live hitters with Mets
2/19/2023, 10:26 PM
New Mets addition Kodai Senga met the media after facing live hitting for the first time as a Met, and said that he feels good and ready to get into a real game. Senga also broke down, through his interpreter Hiro Fujiwara, the difference between a fork and a splitter, and the origin of the "ghost fork" nickname for his special pitch.
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