What’s keeping the Mets’ next pitching wave from seizing this rotation chance
What’s keeping the Mets’ next pitching wave from seizing this rotation chance By Mike Puma Published Aug. ET Jonah Tong delivers a pitch with the Syracuse Mets on June 26, 2026. NurPhoto via Getty Images Robert Stock is a 36-year-old journeyman who doesn’t fit into the Mets’ plans for next season, yet he remains in the team’s starting rotation after an ugly performance against the Pirates last Saturday.
- ▪What’s keeping the Mets’ next pitching wave from seizing this rotation chance By Mike Puma Published Aug.
- ▪ET Jonah Tong delivers a pitch with the Syracuse Mets on June 26, 2026.
- ▪NurPhoto via Getty Images Robert Stock is a 36-year-old journeyman who doesn’t fit into the Mets’ plans for next season, yet he remains in the team’s starting rotation after an ugly performance against the Pirates last Saturday.
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| Publication time | Fri, 14 Aug 2026 08:40:00 -0400 |
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What’s keeping the Mets’ next pitching wave from seizing this rotation chance By Mike Puma Published Aug. 14, 2026, 8:40 a.m. ET Jonah Tong delivers a pitch with the Syracuse Mets on June 26, 2026. NurPhoto via Getty Images Robert Stock is a 36-year-old journeyman who doesn’t fit into the Mets’ plans for next season, yet he remains in the team’s starting rotation after an ugly performance against the Pirates last Saturday. Ideally, the Mets would be receiving a look at their future in that rotation spot over the next several weeks — Jonah Tong, Jack Wenninger and Jonathan Santucci are the prime candidates, all at Triple-A Syracuse — but until somebody steps up, the Mets may very well stick with Stock, who is scheduled to face the Nationals on Friday at Citi Field.
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