The 36-year-old leveraged a spot start opportunity into an eight-appearance stint.

Robert Stock's comeback from thoracic outlet surgery has ended early after the Mets pitcher developed numbness in his fingers related to a circulation issue.

Robert Stock’s comeback season ended Wednesday, when the New York Mets right-hander was placed on the 15-day injured list due to numbness in his fingers. Stock had been scheduled to start the series finale Wednesday night against Pete Alonso and the Baltimore Orioles. Instead, right-hander Xzavion Curry was recalled from Triple-A Syracuse to make the start at Citi Field.

The Mets have placed Robert Stock -- initially Wednesday night's scheduled starter against the Orioles -- on the 15-day IL due to numbness in his fingers.

Robert Stock had some time on his hands on Thursday, and so the New York Mets right-handed pitcher opened his X (formerly Twitter) account to answer some questions from fans. One fan asked Stock about his ERA. That fan may have regretted the question. It actually all started because Stock wrote this about the role […] The post Mets’ Robert Stock Dunks on Fan Questioning his ERA appeared first on HEAVY.

After a crucial Mets victory, attention shifts to the next match—Freddy Peralta and the Rays aim for a rebound. WHich team comes out on top in this showdown?

The Mets scratched out a 3-2 win over the AL-leading Tampa Bay Rays in their series opener on Monday night.

Our Mets vs. Rays predictions back Tampa to score at will vs. New York.