Danny Young's injury raises concerns for the Mets as they may lose a key bullpen piece for an extended period.

Danny Young has emerged as the last lefty option in the Mets bullpen following A.J. Minter's injury. His performance has been notable, with a hard sinker and a highly effective sweeper leading to no hits against that pitch this season.

Danny Young showed promise during a stretch last season but ultimately faded towards the end, contributing to the uncertainty in the Mets' bullpen. His performance indicates potential, yet raises questions about his consistency and ability to maintain effectiveness over a full season.

Danny Young, signed to a minor league deal in January, successfully made it onto the Mets' NLCS roster after being promoted from Triple-A. His journey exemplifies how low-cost signings can yield significant contributions to the team's success.

Danny Young struggled in relief during Game 4, giving up three runs in the eighth inning. His performance contributed to the thinning crowd at Citi Field, as frustrated fans began to leave early amid the Mets' mounting deficit.