New York reshuffles its outfield, designating Jose Siri for assignment as Tyrone Taylor returns from the injured list. Cedric Mullins enters the mix alongside Nimmo and McNeil, giving the Mets a lefty bat and added speed while Siri recovers from a fractured tibia. Kodai Senga is limited by velocity and health concerns, keeping him off the active roster for now. The Mets head to Miami with wind and defense concerns as they chase run prevention and depth in the upcoming series.

Mets face a brutal setback as Tylor Megill’s elbow surgery ends his 2025 season and will sideline him for 2026, draining rotation depth alongside Frankie Montas. The club must lean on young arms and bullpen depth down the stretch and into next year.

Tyrone Taylor’s hamstring comeback is a focal point, while Kodai Senga’s status remains up in the air as Florida tests his live batting practice. With Siri and Mullins scuffling and Marte/Nimmo shuffled, the Mets must rethink outfield depth as they head to Chicago to face the Cubs.

Mets injuries reshape the rotation and bullpen ahead of a critical stretch. Tylor Megill appears headed for elbow surgery, with a Tommy John return likely wiping out the 2025 season and possibly 2026 as well. Reed Garrett’s status is murky while doctors review options for his ligament strain. Manaea is slated to start Sunday in a piggyback setup, Senga will throw a live bullpen as the club weighs rest-of-season plans and postseason eligibility. Lovelady returns; Suero is DFA’d; Tyrone Taylor looks to return from hamstring rehab.