Mets Choose Tylor Megill as Fifth Starter, Option José Buttó to Triple-A

Megill's offseason preparation and experience secure him a spot in the rotation, while Buttó stands out as a strong future option.

Tylor Megill has been named as the Mets' fifth starter, taking over for the injured Kodai Senga.
José Buttó, despite a strong performance, has been optioned to Triple-A Syracuse but is expected to contribute significantly in the future.
Megill's offseason preparation and experience played a key role in the decision, showcasing his readiness with a 3.45 ERA in spring training.
Buttó impressed with a 0.90 ERA in spring training, positioning himself as a top option for future rotation needs.
The Mets emphasize depth in their rotation, with Megill, Buttó, and Joey Lucchesi providing flexibility and options.