The Mets continued their spring training slate as they took on the Marlins at Clover Park on Monday night, here are some things to

In his first action of the spring, Senga looked sharp. Of his 31 pitches, 20 were strikes. He touched 96 mph with his four-seam fastball. He used just one ghost forkball — against which Derek Hill singled — but he may have been saving his most devastating offering, a tactic he employed in 2023 spring training.

For a healthy exit alone, Kodai Senga made a successful spring training debut for the Mets on Monday, striking out two and allowing two hits.