Pitch Profiler @pitchprofiler
Kodai Senga? More like Kodai Cy-Younga!
Thomas Nestico @TJStats
Kodai
Senga allowed 1 ER across 5.2 IP
His ERA
went up to 1.22
SNY Mets @SNY_Mets
Just Baseball @JustBB_Media
Kodai Senga's first 8 starts of the year:
44.1 IP 1.22 ERA 42 K
He has
allowed 2 or fewer earned runs in each start.
Mathew
Brownstein @MBrownstein89
Kodai Senga owns a 0.92 ERA over his last seven
starts
Mack –
I hope none of you doubt this dude anymore,
Senga is, indeed, the ACE of this staff and
proves every outing that he is a viable candidate for the Cy Young award this season.
The sad part about this outing was the run that
was charged to him after another walked a batter in. If that hadn’t happened,
Senga would have been tickling the 0.99 range for his ERA.
Every one of his pitches had a 0.0% rate,
except for the forkball (14.3%), but the fork produced a 37.9% whiff% and a proStuff
+ of a whopping 117.
The slider produced a 100% whiff%.
This has been a magical season so far for Mets
starters. Yes, I still am highly critical of the way Carlos Mendosa pulls these
guys early, but you can’t argue with the results… the lowest ERA in the league.
Codify @CodifyBaseball
MLB
Complete Games By Starting Pitchers:
1975 - 1
of every 3.7 starts
1985 - 1
of every 6.7 starts
1995 - 1
of every 14.7 starts
2005 - 1
of every 25.7 starts
2015 - 1
of every 46.7 starts
2025 - 1 of every 247.2 starts (so far)
4 comments:
Yup, you know you're pitching lights out when you give up one run and your ERA goes UP. He's been phenomenal
4th lowest MLB ERA in the beginning king of a career
Now qualified as the lowest ERA in NL
Vito here. Maybe 5 inning starts is the way to go,2025 baseball
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