Kranick's promotion from Triple-A provides the Mets with additional support in the wake of Senga’s injury. His performance could be pivotal in keeping the pitching staff strong.

Max Kranick has been called up to replace Senga following the injury. He started the season strong with a notable ERA, but faced challenges in May.

Max Kranick's recent demotion to Triple-A Syracuse reflects the Mets' urgent need for fresh arms in the bullpen amidst their current pitching struggles.

Kranick has made a successful return to the Mets' bullpen after recovering from Tommy John surgery, quickly establishing himself as a key reliever and contributing significantly to the team's performance.

Max Kranick, a right-handed pitcher and former Pittsburgh Pirates player, is making waves on the Mets' roster after earning a spot through impressive Spring Training performances. His early season statistics show solid results, including a 2.81 ERA and 0.75 WHIP.