Mets Prospect Matt Allan Eyes Return After Years of Injuries

The former top pitching prospect, sidelined by multiple surgeries, is healthy and preparing for a comeback in Minor League games this spring.

Matt Allan, a former Mets top pitching prospect, has been sidelined since 2019 due to two Tommy John surgeries and other injuries.
At 23, Allan is now healthy and throwing fastballs at 94-97 mph, with plans to pitch in Minor League games starting this April.
Allan has worked on improving his arsenal, including refining his curveball, cutter, and changeup, while focusing on character development and patience during his rehabilitation.
The Mets organization has praised Allan’s resilience and work ethic, with staff and teammates expressing excitement for his return to competitive play.
The Mets face a decision on Allan’s future, as he is set to become a Minor League free agent after this season unless added to the 40-man roster.