MILWAUKEE — Kodai Senga might make a return for the New York Mets in the National League Division Series.
Club officials are having ongoing discussions about whether to activate Senga, team sources said.
It’s likely that Senga would only be able to provide the Mets a short outing — maybe an inning or two — so the conversation centers around whether it makes sense to devote a roster spot for such a role over someone who can provide more length. As of Thursday night, the club was undecided. Rosters are not due until Saturday morning.
Earlier this week, Senga threw 25 pitches in a live bullpen session in Florida.
After finishing runner up for the Rookie of the Year Award last year, Senga made just one start during the regular season. A shoulder injury knocked him out from the start of spring training until late July, when he made his only start of the regular season. In that outing, he suffered a calf strain after striking out nine in 5 1/3 innings.
(Photo of Senga: Jim McIsaac / Getty Images)
