Warren's Forearm Strain Update | New York Mets News

Mets pitcher Austin Warren is headed to the injured list with a right forearm strain, following a rough outing where he surrendered five runs — but the MRI shows no ligament damage, meaning no surgery is needed. Despite his recent struggles, Warren has been a reliable reliever this season with a strong ERA before these setbacks. The Mets have called up Xzavion Curry and Tobias Myers to fill his spot and designated Matt Seelinger for assignment. Warren, who underwent Tommy John surgery last year, had hoped the issue was just inflammation from heavy usage. He admitted feeling off lately, particularly with his sweeper pitch, and his return timeline remains uncertain. With his first arbitration hearing looming, this injury is a tough blow for a player who’s been performing well for the team.

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