Garrett worked the bases-full scenario, issuing a walk to Langford that loaded the bases before Pederson’s game-tying hit, highlighting the high-leverage role of Mets relievers in the late innings.

Garrett goes on the 15-day IL with elbow inflammation; imaging shows no UCL damage. A cortisone shot precedes a plan to return after 15 days, with a minor-league game on the horizon. Lefty C. Montas bumped to the 60-day IL as a related roster move.

Garrett anchors the bullpen’s leadership arc amid a dramatic roles shift after the deadline. He emphasizes unity and persistence, highlighting that the transition is a collaborative process rather than a fault of any single player. His voice helps keep the clubhouse focused on the bigger objective, even as the workload intensifies and roles continue to evolve.

Reed Garrett stepped up significantly in Diaz's absence, successfully securing a six-out save against the Yankees, showcasing his capability as a reliable option in crucial moments. This performance illustrates the depth of the Mets' bullpen, crucial for their success as they navigate the remainder of the season.

Reed Garrett allowed four runs in just two-thirds of an inning, contributing significantly to the Mets' loss and raising questions about his reliability in critical situations.