Mets reinstate Justin Hagenman from IL, option Dylan Ross
It’s another roster move on the pitching side for the Mets.
The New York Mets have announced they are bringing back 29-year-old pitcher Justin Hagenman from the 60-day injured list and optioning 26-year-old reliever Dylan Ross to Triple-A Syracuse. Hagenman, who last appeared in a major league game in September, was initially sidelined with a rib injury in mid-March. He made his minor league return on August 18 with the Single-A St. Lucie Mets, posting a 2.89 ERA across 9.1 innings in three appearances, including stints with Double-A Binghamton and Triple-A Syracuse. Hagenman is set to start tonight against the Tampa Bay Rays as part of their three-game series.
Ross, who made his major league debut in the Mets' recent loss, had his call-up last September but did not appear in a game. His time in the minors this season saw him work with a 6.25 ERA and a 5.61 FIP. Despite these numbers, Ross' debut performance was impressive, as he threw a perfect inning of scoreless relief.
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