NEW YORK -- Kodai Senga's regular season might not be over quite yet.
The right-hander could rejoin the New York Metssoon for the final weekend of the regular season if he emerges healthy from an abbreviated start Saturday in Triple-A healthy, manager Carlos Mendoza said Friday before the Mets' game against the Philadelphia Phillies.
Senga is scheduled to throw no more than two innings and 35 pitches for Triple-A Syracuse, according to Mendoza. The earliest Senga would then return to pitch for the Mets is Friday against the Milwaukee Brewers to give him at least the standard four days' rest between outings.