Mets' David Stearns says team built to withstand early injuries to pitching staff
Manaea (strained right oblique) remains penciled in for a return in mid-to-late April. He is due for a follow-up MRI early next week, and if that shows progress, he will begin a throwing program — restarting spring training, basically.
David Stearns announced in Thursday's press conference that LHP Sean Manaea will have his right oblique retested early next ...
Despite those two notable losses, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns is looking ahead and must contend with the present which includes injuries to Sean Manaea and Frankie ...
That’s some depressing math for the Mets, whose rotation depth got noticeably shallower in very short order with Monday’s reveal that Sean Manaea ... operations David Stearns put on a master ...
Spring injuries to Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas have left the Mets’ rotation relying on its depth for the start of the ...
Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns had updates on Sean Manaea’s injury timetable, Brandon Sproat’s path to the big leagues, and more.
Stearns provided a rough timeline for Manaea’s return. “He hasn’t gone through spring training,” Stearns said, “so, I think our original timeframe was somewhere mid-to-late April, I think that still ...
Those were the happy words of David Stearns, who listed the team’s relative dullness ... There are concerns about Sean Manaea (oblique) and Frankie Montas (lat), whom Stearns said remain on ...
The New York Mets are down two of their top starters who will miss significant time once the regular season begins on March 27. This pair of course is lefty Sea ...
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