The New York Mets' starting rotation is off to a hot start this season despite the fact that they are currently not at full strength as a unit due to injuries.

Montas was cleared to play catch from 60 feet as he begins a throwing progression. He was shut down after being diagnosed with a high-grade right lat strain in mid-February, and it's going to be a ...

Sean Manaea, who had recently resumed throwing and was working toward a return from an oblique injury, has been shut down ... the Mets are without Frankie Montas, whose return could come in ...

Starting pitcher Frankie Montas has been sidelined with a high ... in February that the veteran right-hander would be shut down from throwing for six-to-eight weeks. Montas, who received a PRP ...

New York Mets starting pitcher Frankie ... He was shut down for approximately seven weeks before resuming baseball activities. "Everything is good from that end," Mendoza added. Montas remains ...

Manaea received a PRP injection and is shut down from throwing ... right-handed starter Frankie Montas is also on the shelf with a high-grade lat strain. Montas went down with his injury in ...

With Friday marking the start of a 13-game stretch without any off days, the Mets need their starting pitchers to start going ...

Manager Carlos Mendoza said on Tuesday that the left-hander will be shut down from pitching for at ... The Mets are also without new starter Frankie Montas, who suffered a high-grade lat strain ...

He won’t throw for 7-10 days. He’s expected back in April. — Tim Healey (@timbhealey) March 26, 2025 Earlier in spring training, the Mets lost starters Frankie Montas (strained lat ...

They’ve already lost Frankie Montas for a bunch of time ... sustained a high-grade right lat strain and was shut down from throwing for 6–8 weeks in mid-February. Holmes has spent the last ...