Mets Call Up Scott, Shake Up Rotation

0:00It's April 21st, MLB News. Today starts now, AI powered in game ready. The New York Mets are shaking up their pitching rotation after an 11-game losing streak. They're calling up former top prospect Christian Scott to start Thursday against the Minnesota Twins. Manager Carlos Mendoza announced they'll push Cody Senga back a few days while keeping David Peterson in the bullpen for his next turn through the order. The team plans to stick with a five-man rotation for now. Scott, the 26-year-old right-hander, debuted with the Mets back in 2024 as their top pitching prospect. Tommy John Surgery ended his season early and he missed all of last year, but he came back strong in spring training with a sharper cutter. Senga's last two starts were rough, barely getting out of the fourth inning while giving up 13 earned runs. Peterson's 0-3 with a 5.40 ERA this season, though he impressed in long relief recently.

1:01The rotation picture stays fluid as Mendoza weighs performances, with guys like Jonah Tongue waiting in the wings at AAA. Mets need to snap this skit tonight in their home series against the Twins.