In the last hours a news has been released that would be a very hard blow for New York Mets Well, according to recent reports would be close to announcing that Season 2021 of MLB has come to an end for Jacob deGrom. The ‘ace’ of the Metropolitans pitching could not return to play this year due to the injury suffering in the elbow area.
Sports Illustrated journalist Pat Ragazzo reported that the New York Mets is on track to announce that Jacob deGrom will not be returning to pitch for the remaining days of the 2021 Season.
This would be tough news for the Metropolitan team, since it means losing the most important piece of their starting rotation; however, it was something that could be seen coming and that had resonated for several days.
deGrom has a swelling in his elbow that has not allowed him to get on the mound since July 7, before the All-Star Game hiatus and that would not allow him to pitch until August 27, at least.
Jacob deGrom started the 2021 MLB Season leaving great performances for the New York Mets that made him position himself as one of the main candidates for the Cy Young, but the various injuries that have been presented to him complicated the situation.
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