Tylor Megill Struggles in Final Rehab Start, Mets Face Roster Decision

Mets right-hander Tylor Megill endured a difficult potential final Triple-A rehab start on Sunday afternoon, being roughed up for five runs on four hits, two walks, and two hit-by-pitches over two-plus innings for the Syracuse Mets. He struck out three but allowed a solo homer and couldn't complete the third inning, leading to his removal with the bases loaded. This outing marked his third consecutive start allowing three or more runs, pushing his rehab ERA to 6.60 over 20.0 innings, a stark contrast to his initial three scoreless appearances. President of baseball operations David Stearns is set to make a decision on Megill's activation and future role, with a starting rotation spot appearing unlikely given the emergence of top prospects.