Matz to get MRI after reporting tight forearm

Mets on 25-4 loss WASHINGTON -- Steven Matz's bid to complete the first full, healthy season of his career is in jeopardy. The Mets pitcher complained of left forearm tightness after Tuesday's 25-4 loss to the Nationals, according to Mickey Callaway, and planned to travel to New York on Wednesday for an MRI on his arm.

Forearm issues can often dissipate with rest, but they can also hint at more serious elbow problems.

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"I think we need to get him checked out just to make sure that's not the case," Callaway said.

Since posting a 2.91 ERA over a 13-start run from May 5-July 12, Matz has struggled, producing a 12.34 mark over his last three outings. That includes Tuesday's…