"Mets' Senga Shoulder Injury: Impact and Replacement Options"
Mets ace Kodai Senga's shoulder injury may require 4-6 weeks of rest due to a mild sprain of the posterior shoulder capsule, with a potential return to action in early May. Dr. Abigail Campbell, a sports orthopedic surgeon, emphasized the importance of rest and slow progression in rehabilitation, suggesting that doing less than more will be key to Senga's recovery. The injury, likely caused by overuse during pitching, affects Senga's ability to control the ball release and may require careful management to avoid surgery.