Mets’ ace deGrom day-to-day with sore right hamstring
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PHILADELPHIA – New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom is day-to-day after leaving his start Wednesday night with a right hamstring spasm.
Manager Luis Rojas said deGrom played catch without pain on Thursday and had “bounced back after yesterday’s scary moment.”
He exited after a surprisingly rough two innings that could put a wrinkle in his bid for a third straight NL Cy Young Award.
The right-hander was pulled after only 40 pitches and one strikeout. He allowed three earned runs in a game for the the first time this season, pushing his ERA back over 2.00 at 2.09.
“Apparently we caught it early,” Rojas said.
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