Mets Call Up Edwards, Send Scott Down

0:00It's April 24th, you're listening to New York Met's News Today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with The Story. The Met's made a quick roster tweak Friday, sending right-hander Christian Scott back to Triple A Syracuse after a rough debut and calling a veteran. Car Edwards Jr. to the big leagues. Scott, the 26-year-old, got the nod Thursday but lasted just 1.1 innings, giving up one run, five walks, and hitting a batter. It marked his first major league start since July 21st, 2024, following Tommy John's surgery. Edwards brings 12 years of experience after signing a minor league deal with The Met's last December. He impressed in spring training with 8.2 innings, just two earned runs in 11 strikeouts, though his Triple A mark sits at a 5.29 ERA over 17 innings. Now the team faces questions on their 5th starter spot, behind Freddie Peralta, Nolan McLean, play Homes, and Kodai Senga. Edwards, David Peterson, Tobias Myers, and Sean Manaya could all step up for longer

1:03outings. Meanwhile, Jonah Tongue shows promise as a later option, dominating on the road with a 1.88 ERA across 14.1 innings, but struggling at home. The Met's will sort this rotation puzzle soon enough.