Mets rotation takes another hit as Sean Manaea gets shut down with oblique strain, likely to miss Opening Day
The New York Mets' rotation took another early hit on Monday as left-hander Sean Manaea was diagnosed with a strained right oblique. He's expected to be shut down for two weeks or so and is likely to open the regular season on the injured list.
The Mets opted for short-term deals and risks for their starting rotation again. And, like last season, there are questions.
A few days before Johan Santana arrived at Mets camp, manager Carlos Mendoza learned that one of the team’s top starting ...
The former Mets ace has been receiving a taste of that satisfaction this weekend at Clover Park, where he is serving as a ...
Manaea found Santana in one of the bullpens between the backfields where he was working with minor league pitchersM ...
The sun shone down on the fields of Clover Park, where the sounds of baseballs thudding against gloves and bats cracking ...
Mets owner Steve Cohen spoke with reporters on Tuesday morning, discussing the organization’s spending outlook after another ...
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