Miami — Jacob DeGrom left town and returned Saturday's throwing session to Port St. Lucie. There he faced a second batter in rehabilitation from a stress response. His right scapula.
Mets' ace throws one inning (20 pitches), according to pitching coach Jeremy Hefner, and will line up for his third live batting practice in the next few days. After that session, he may be evaluated for the potential for minor league rehabilitation.
Buck Showalter, all managers, said right-handed players are making progress as they celebrate their first anniversary of their last appearance in the Mets during the regular season of July 7, 2021. rice field.
"There is a perfect scenario where [deGrom] can fall [on schedule], and so far he has followed it,"Mets Marlins. Showalter said before winning 5-3. Saturday.
"Everything he did, by the time we get there, I think he'll be sure that some of these things are behind him. At that level. When it comes to playing in a major league match in strength, it's a whole different level .... I'm happy just talking about his outing. Hopefully we'll get that chance soon. "
Jeff McNeil on Monday with the discomfort of the right hamstring Match. Shawalter said he had a "knowledge-based guess" about when McNeil could return to the starting lineup, but he didn't want to share it. The manager had previously said that McNeil could be a pinch hitter from the bench.
According to Show Alter, Colin Holderman will begin rehab assignments for Triple A Syracuse on Sunday. Right-handed relief has been on the injured list for his right shoulder impingement for the past two weeks.
According to Show Alter, Trevor May is about to face a batter in a minor league rehab. Veteran rescuers have been on the injured list for inflammation of the right triceps since May 3rd.
James McCann made his first start on Saturday since undergoing surgery last month to repair the hamate bone of his left wrist. Showalter will also start McCann on Sunday with David Peterson on the mound.
Sunday's Series Finale between the Mets and the Marlins will be livestreamed on Peacock and will begin at 12:05 pm. Jason Benetti, Cliff Floyd, and Tommy Hatton call the game, but they don't show up in SNY.
