Do not panic, Mets followers.
It is simply one of many off-speeds within the Kodai Senga arsenal.
The lately signed Mets pitcher, together with a few of his new teammates, starred in a industrial that the staff bought and aired in native markets through the 2023 Tremendous Bowl to advertise season ticket gross sales for the upcoming season.
The industrial aired simply earlier than the Fox broadcast returned for the primary play of the second quarter. Tied at 7, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts subsequently led off the quarter with a 45-yard landing cross to star receiver AJ Brown to offer Philadelphia a 14-7 lead after the following further level. The Eagles at present lead the Chiefs 24-14 at halftime.
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A myriad of Mets stars together with Francisco Lindor, Edwin Díaz, Brandon Nimmo and Tomas Nido posed as ticket representatives over the telephone with potential consumers. Midway via the industrial, Nido has a buyer on maintain whereas he FaceTimes Senga. Senga explains that he shouldn’t be afraid of “ghost fork” from him, the one launch he grew to become recognized for whereas he was starring in Japan.
“My ghost fork is only a toss,” Senga tells Nido. “Not an actual ghost.”
Whereas Nido repeats to the shopper that “it is not an actual ghost”, Senga yells once more within the background “it is not [a] ghost!”
Senga, 30, signed a five-year, $75 million contract with the Mets after having fun with nice success in Japan.
To start the announcement, Nimmo, who signed an eight-year, $162 million contract to stick with the staff this offseason, ran to reply a name, a play on his trademark working to first base after a stroll. Lindor tells a shopper “you possibly can see my hair from” part 139.
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To finish the industrial, star nearer Edwin Diaz, who signed a document 5-year, $102 million contract to stick with the staff this offseason, took motion by securing a cope with a shopper and saying “Yeah! The Nearer,” as he celebrated.
