The New York Mets are off to a surprising start, boasting a league-leading 2.60 ERA. This is particularly impressive given their pitching had been labeled a weakness prior to the season. Notably, Clay Holmes, who struggled last season as a closer for the New York Yankees, now has a 2.95 ERA, while ace Kodai Senga has rebounded from a poor postseason to post a stellar 1.38 ERA. Their rotation is further solidified by David Peterson (3.06 ERA), Tylor Megill (1.74 ERA), and Griffin Canning (2.61 ERA). Adding to this depth, Paul Blackburn, an All-Star in 2022, is on a rehab assignment and is expected to return soon, which should further bolster the Mets' pitching staff.