One of those signings, Frankie Montas, has been shut down with an injury just days into Mets’ spring training. New York Post beat reporter Mika Puma broke the news from Port St. Lucie on Monday.

Mets camp has only just begun, but Mike Puma of the New York Post reports that free agent pickup Frankie Montas has not been throwing and will be shut down for a “significant stretch.” Details ...

New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza revealed that starter Frankie Montas was shut down from throwing for six to eight weeks due to a lat strain. Montas will receive a platelet-rich plasma (PRP ...

The right-hander is dealing with a high-grade lat strain, manager Carlos Mendoza said Monday, and has been shut down from throwing for 6-8 weeks. Once Montas begins throwing again he will need a ...

Frankie Montas impresses in New York Mets debut with five scoreless innings vs. Braves, sparking fan reactions and playoff ...

Montas had a cortisone shot on Monday and will be shut down from throwing for at least at least 10 days. ... Frankie Montas will be sidelined after a MRI shows inflammation in his throwing shoulder.

With the regular season winding down and the playoffs soon starting, Saturday was Montas’ big day. The right-hander just played catch after 11 days of no throwing, but this was a big first step ...

Montas (shoulder) began a throwing program Tuesday, Greg Joyce of the New York Post reports. Montas had been shut down for 14 weeks following arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder back in ...

Montas was cleared to play catch from 60 feet as he begins a throwing progression. He was shut down after being diagnosed with a high-grade right lat strain in mid-February, and it's going to be a ...

Mets camp has only just begun, but Mike Puma of the New York Post reports that free agent pickup Frankie Montas has not been throwing and will be shut down for a “significant stretch.” Details ...

One of those signings, Frankie Montas, has been shut down with an injury just days into Mets’ spring training. New York Post beat reporter Mika Puma broke the news from Port St. Lucie on Monday.