Kodai Sengas unpredictable arsenal even has Marlins amazed Going

MIAMI — The scoreboard operator at loanDepot park couldn’t even guess what new Mets starter Kodai Senga was throwing half the time, so the pitch types were often oddly labeled on the center-field scoreboard as “UNKNOWN.” The three-time Nippon Professional Baseball All-Star and two-time Pacific League Best Nine winner’s many pitches — including the famed ghost fork — proved something of a mystery to the Marlins hitters, as well, as he won his Mets debut 5-1 to send the team on to Milwaukee in good spirits. That ghost pitch is more than a marketing tool but a real offering that…