No one would ever confuse me for Tylor Megill’s biggest fan. I have long been a critic of the tall right-hander given his past performance, but I found myself coming around following his strong April showing. However, Megill has come crashing down to earth, and another rough outing has put his rotation spot in jeopardy. With the Mets falling to the Rays 8-4 on a rainy Saturday afternoon in Flushing, in large part due to his ineffectiveness, it’s safe to wonder how much longer Megill has in the rotation, and injuries to other hurlers seem to be the only thing keeping his spot in the start rotation in tact.
Megill puts up a stinker as Mets drop second straight to Rays
