The New York Mets got a dose of promising news regarding their 2025 starting rotation on Wednesday. Manager Carlos Mendoza revealed that offseason acquisition Frankie Montas has begun a throwing program as he continues his recovery from a strained right lat.

Eric Samulski discusses the New York Mets shutting down Sean Manaea for two weeks due to an injury setback, analyzing when the veteran starting pitcher could return to the mound in 2025.

Scherzer exited his first start with Toronto on Saturday after 45 pitches. The team said he the early departure was due to soreness in his right lat, which Scherzer explained was in connection to the thumb.

The New York Mets are steadily piecing their starting rotation back together. After a rough start to the season, losing […]

Let’s start with the good news. All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor returned to the starting lineup after missing Monday’s victory over the Miami Marlins for personal reasons. Lindor and his wife, Katia, welcomed their son, Koa, to the world on Sunday.

Sean Manaea Out Of Mets Starting Rotation For Two Weeks Due To Ongoing Oblique Injury Sean Manaea Out Of Mets Rotation 2 Weeks

Soto publicly urged the Mets to acquire Alcantara, the 2022 NL Cy Young winner, ahead of Tuesday’s 4-2 loss. Alcantara, who missed last season with Tommy John surgery, limited the Mets to two runs in five innings. “It would be one of the best trades that we could have,” Soto told the New York Post.

The New York Mets didn't start the 2025 regular season with their imagined starting rotation, which is a byproduct of the injuries they dealt with during spring