Seelinger’s Brief Mets Debut Ends Fast | New York Mets News

Matt Seelinger’s big league debut turned into a swift exit: called up by the Mets after a decade of minor league toil, he struggled mightily in two innings against the Royals, surrendering seven runs. Just one day later, he was designated for assignment — a brutal twist after being acquired from Detroit for cash. Despite strong Triple-A stats, his brief MLB stint ended abruptly, leaving fans and the pitcher himself wondering what might have been. With the Mets reshuffling their pitching staff — including placing Austin Warren on the IL — Seelinger’s future is uncertain, though his 95-mph fastball still holds promise for another team willing to take a chance.

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