CLEVELAND — Jefry Yan, a 29-year-old rookie lefty reliever, was called up by the Mets from Triple-A Syracuse, eager to bring his celebratory pitching style to the majors. After five years away from baseball and a journey through various leagues, he recorded a 3.24 ERA with 77 strikeouts in 35 appearances this season. Meanwhile, interim manager Andy Green announced that Kodai Senga will pitch in high-leverage situations, while Robert Stock remains the fifth starter. Luis Robert Jr. is expected to play regularly despite trade rumors.
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