Because on Saturday, the struggles of the No. 5 starter continued in an 8-4 loss to the Rays in front of 41,662 rain-soaked ...

It was another difficult outing for New York Mets starting pitcher Tylor Megill. Megill lasted just 3.2 innings against the ...

“The ball slipped out like a wet bar of soap,” play-by-play man Andy Freed said on the Rays’ TV broadcast, which was a great ...

The Mets had not lost a series at Citi Field since the Arizona Diamondbacks won back-to-back games there on April 30 and May ...

Tylor Megill took the mound in the fourth inning with the Mets up 2-1, but some poorly executed pitches and one fielding ...

Megill notched a 1.73 ERA in April but jumped to a 5.96 mark in May and had a 4.91 mark in June ahead of Saturday's start ...

With Tylor Megill, it’s usually one bad inning to spoil the start. It was the fourth inning of Saturday’s start that met this ...

Back in spring training, when the New York Mets’ key starters—Sean Manaea, Frankie Montas, and Paul Blackburn—were sidelined ...

Megill (5-5) took the loss against Tampa Bay on Saturday, allowing six runs (three earned) on seven hits and two walks while striking out five batters over 3.2 innings.

Another rough night for the Mets, and Carlos Mendoza wasn’t about to stay silent after watching Tylor Megill unravel in a ...

In his own words, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns is “frankly never really concerned about having too ...

And Mets hurler Tylor Megill revealed his own New York Mets Mount Rushmore during a recent appearance on the Shea Station podcast. When asked about his Mets Mount Rushmore, Megill said ...