Mets' Rotation Depth Challenged by Kranick's Hamstring Injury
As Max Kranick joins Kodai Senga on the injured list, the Mets face early season pitching challenges.
Overview
- Mets pitcher Max Kranick diagnosed with Grade 2 hamstring strain, to start season on IL.
- Kranick's injury follows Kodai Senga's, further impacting Mets' starting rotation depth.
- Despite injuries, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza remains optimistic about team's pitching depth.
- Mets unlikely to pursue high-profile free agents, focusing on internal options for rotation.
- Kranick, a lifelong Mets fan, faces setback after missing previous seasons due to Tommy John surgery.