#Mets right-handed pitcher Kodai Senga is attracting trade interest from “multiple teams” right now, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic. Senga, who will be 34 next season, is coming off another campaign in 2026 where he struggled as a starting pitcher. After going 0-7 with a 9.66 ERA over 8 starts, the Mets eventually demoted Senga in early September. This was also after Senga struggled with a 6.56 ERA and opponent .273 batting average across 8 starts in the second half of 2025. However, Senga made a late resurgence as a closer for the Mets towards the end of 2026. Senga ended up going 8 for 9 in save opportunities, notching an impressive 2.20 ERA in the 9th inning over 17 appearances. Whether teams want to take a gamble on Senga as a starter or reliever, at least now there’s more flexibility — although he has long preferred being a starter. Senga has 1 year and 15M remaining on his contract for 2027, with a $15M club option for 2028 as well. It’s also important to note that he has a 10-team no-trade clause, giving Senga so limited no-trade power. In a perfect world, the Mets would’ve traded Senga last offseason, as they were shopping him then too. It should be interesting to see whether the Mets find a taker for him. - @nym_news