Max Kranick is facing a second Tommy John surgery in under three years, significantly impacting the Mets' bullpen depth. He was recently placed on the injured list due to an elbow strain and has had difficulty overcoming injuries since his debut.

Max Kranick is facing a potential second Tommy John surgery, which could significantly affect the Mets' bullpen depth. This is particularly concerning as he's been a reliable reliever in his first season back in the majors. The team will be monitoring his recovery closely as they evaluate their options moving forward.

Max Kranick has also landed on the injured list, compounding the Mets' pitching issues as they struggle to maintain their competitive position in the league.

Kranick is sidelined for 3-4 weeks due to a flexor strain, but an MRI showed no UCL damage. This follows a promising return season after Tommy John surgery, where he posted a 3.65 ERA in 24 appearances.

Max Kranick has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to elbow strain. His history with Tommy John surgery makes this injury particularly concerning for the Mets as they assess their options moving forward.