The New York Mets believed Tylor Megill could provide crucial pitching depth, but his latest setback has cast serious doubt on that hope.

At the beginning of the season, Megill looked like a breakout star, posting a sparkling 1.74 ERA in March and April.

He gave the Mets early stability, throwing strikes with confidence and flashing the kind of talent that made him such a fan favorite.

But much like a firework that burns bright before quickly fading, Megill’s momentum slowed, and injury soon darkened his progress.

An injury that changed the course of the season

In mid-June, Megill was sidelined with a right elbow sprain, derailing his season and forcing him into a grueling recovery process.

Fans kept hope alive as the pitcher battled back, beginning rehab outings and inching closer t

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