Mets’ Kodai Senga Made Three Marlins Hitters Look Silly With His Nasty Ghost Fork

New York Mets rookie pitcher Kodai Senga has made only two starts so far this season but he has made two things very clear in those outings: his ghost fork pitch is one of the coolest pitches in Major League Baseball and it’s going to make life very difficult for hitters. 

Senga, a 30-year-old right-hander who previously was a star in the Japanese league, picked up his second win of the season Saturday when he gave up just one run in six innings of work against the Miami Marlins. 

He had six strikeouts, including these three below that came via his ghost fork. 

Look at how hard this pitch is to hit:

Kodai Senga, Decapitating Ghost Fork. ???????? pic.twitter.com/2wyy9ojfRt

— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) April 8, 2023

Look at how hard this pitch is to lay off of:

Kodai Senga, 84mph Ghost Fork...and Sword. ????????⚔️ pic.twitter.com/JrDWIFI9L0

— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) April 8, 2023

Look at what happens when you lay off this pitch: 

Kodai Senga, 85mph Ghost Fork.

5th K thru 2. pic.twitter.com/dQvBJ9hGGt

— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) April 8, 2023

So far the stats show that the ghost fork is useful:

Kodai Senga’s whiff% on his ghost fork after two starts:

60% (20 swings, 12 whiffs)@Metsmerized #Mets https://t.co/1Ve4dgudku

— Mathew Brownstein (@MBrownstein89) April 8, 2023

Good luck, hitters!