Mets' Revamped Rotation, Senga's Health, and Early Schedule
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The New York Mets are preparing for the 2026 season with a revamped starting rotation, featuring stars like Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto. Kodai Senga, a question mark, has impressed in spring training and is set to join the six-man group. Roster decisions were tough, with three players designated for assignment and Craig Kimbrel unable to secure a bullpen spot. Carson Benge, a top outfield prospect, earned the Opening Day job in right field. Fans and analysts are excited about these choices, especially after last seasons struggles. New pitching coach is implementing fresh mechanics and approaches to prevent past collapses. Senga is focusing on staying healthy, while Benge receives support from college coaches. The Mets soft early schedule gives them a chance for a fast start.
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