The Mets’ starting rotation is a MASH unit.
Max Scherzer and Tylor Megill are out with injuries, and Scherzer won’t return for quite some time. And who knows when Jacob deGrom will be back either.
That means the remaining arms must pick up the slack in the meantime. That did not happen in San Francisco against the Giants. But they had better start if the Mets want to keep control of the National League East.
Poor Tuesday/Wednesday performances. The Mets allowed 22 total runs over the last two games (both losses to the Giants).