Mets Pitcher's Recent Struggles Won't Necessarily Mean the End Robert Stock's latest outing has left Mets fans and analysts alike scratching their heads, as the right-hander struggled to contain opposing batters. Despite a recent downturn in performance, insiders suggest that the 33-year-old pitcher's spot in the rotation is unlikely to be in jeopardy. With a strong spring training and a decent track record with the team, Stock's experience and reliability may still earn him a place in the Mets' starting lineup. As the team navigates its playoff aspirations, manager Buck Showalter's decision to keep Stock in the rotation may come down to a delicate balance between performance and experience.
Robert Stock’s rough most recent performance likely won’t prevent him from remaining in the Mets rotation.
