Kodai Senga, Tylor Megill added to NLDS roster as Mets’ pitching plan takes shape

PHILADELPHIA — The Mets NLDS roster featured two adjustments, the surprise unveiled a day earlier.

Kodai Senga, who has made one start all season and who has been rehabbing from both a calf strain and triceps tightness, is on the 26-man roster and expected to start Game 1 against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park on Saturday.

Also added to the group is Tylor Megill, who was left off the wild-card series roster because he pitched 5 ⅔ innings Monday and would not be fresh in time.

In turn, the Mets removed righties Max Kranick and Huascar Brazoban from the roster.

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Kranick was a surprise activation for the wild-card series after not having thrown a pitch in the majors all season, but strong bullpen work with Triple-A Syracuse made him the pick. 

Brazoban did not pitch in Milwaukee and had fallen down the bullpen hierarchy, his control an issue recently.

He had allowed four runs on six hits and four walks in his last 3 ⅔ regular-season innings.