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NEW YORK — The Mets haven’t gotten much production out of third base since Mark Vientos went down with a right hamstring strain on June 2 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Fortunately, the injury was considered low-grade, and Vientos has been able to ramp up quicker than expected.

In his own words, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns is “frankly never really concerned about having too much” starting pitching, because he’s been around long enough to know there’s no such thing.

It was another difficult outing for New York Mets starting pitcher Tylor Megill. Megill lasted just 3.2 innings against the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday. Despite striking out six batters, the righty allowed six runs (three earned) on seven hits and two hit batters,

Tampa Bay’s 17-6 record since May 20 is the best in baseball, and the Rays showed a lot of the reasons why Saturday.

SNY takes a look at the Mets celebrating Father's Day through the years, with current Mets' players spending time with fans on the field before the game

The team could soon have more effective starting pitchers than there is room for in the rotation, as Peterson, Griffin Canning, Clay Holmes and Kodai Senga have all pitched up to

While an MRI showed "relatively good news" on right-hander Kodai Senga's hamstring strain, the major league leader in ERA is still set to miss at least a month, manager Carlos Mendoza indicated.

The Mets optioned right-hander Justin Garza to Triple-A Syracuse and called up RHP Ty Adcock, the team announced ahead of Sunday's series finale against the Tampa Bay Rays.