Being a major league pitcher isn't the sweet gig that it used to be. You can't use sticky stuff. You can't take your time. Heck, you can't even rely on over-shifted defenders and small bases to save ...

Kodai Senga, New York Mets' new acquisition's ghost forkball is making quite the buzz as the Japanese pitcher's showcase pitch made a brilliant debut in the MLB. The Mets won their game against the ...

New York Mets fans have been waiting for Kodai Senga to make his big league debut, as the Japanese starter was a prized addition to the rotation that was considered by many to be the best in baseball.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tony Blengino covers all things baseball, with an analytical bent. Let’s go pitch by pitch through the arsenals of all starting ...

Kodai Senga ain’t afraid of no ghost. The right-hander was sensational in his MLB debut on Sunday in Miami after shaking out some of the nerves in the first inning. All eight of his strikeouts in the ...

You've read this before. It wasn't even that long ago. Three weeks ago, BP's own Dan Rozenson wrote about Tyler Clippard and his "split-finger fastball." The quotation marks are because you could ...

The New York Mets may not be playing great on the field this year, but they are certainly doing well in the marketing department. The team went viral on Tuesday when it was circulated that they'd be ...

WASHINGTON, DC. – Roki Sasaki has lost his signature pitch. He’s lost his forkball. The role that luck played in his ...

New York Mets’ pitcher Kodai Senga left baseball fans in awe with his nasty “Ghost Forkball” pitch that overwhelmed Arizona Diamondback hitters on Wednesday night. The 30-year-old Senga started the ...

There was a ghost sighting at spring training in Florida on Sunday. Or rather, there were two ghost sightings to be precise. That's the number of times New York Mets rookie pitcher Kodai Senga hurled ...

Los Angeles Angels reliever Robert Coello is fooling batters with a new pitch. Actually, that sentiment doesn't do this pitch justice, because it is also confusing fans, columnists, catchers, ...