With spring training practically in the books, the Mets rotation has been set for the upcoming 2024 season. On Thursday, Carlos Mendoza spoke to the media, announcing Tylor Megill won the final spot in the rotation, joining José Quintana, Luis Severino, Sean Manaea, and Adrian Houser. Megill, who wasn’t promised a rotation spot for 2024, pitched well enough this spring to earn another...
On Thursday, José Buttó looked to continue the recent trend of encouraging performances from New York Mets starting pitchers in spring training action. With Opening Day rapidly approaching, this outing was particularly important for Buttó, who is vying for the final spot in the starting rotation. Despite the immense pressure, Buttó rose to the occasion at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida...
Tylor Megill took the mound against the Marlins on Monday, pitching for the first time since March 5, when he threw three no-hit innings and struck out six against the Yankees. The righty didn’t duplicate his last start against Miami, but still had another impressive outing in what has been an overwhelmingly positive spring. Megill pitched four innings on Monday, allowing only one run and...
On Sunday morning the Mets shored up their rotation with the signing of Sean Manaea, giving them five bona fide starters. They signed him to a one-year deal with a player option, that can max out at 2 years and $28M. While Manaea has experienced some success in his career, he’s been closer to league average through his first 1000 innings pitched. His career ERA- is exactly 100 and his FIP-...
