Jacob deGrom’s injury exit dampens Mets’ win over Padres
NY Post
It went from a party to a church gathering fast for the Mets on Friday night.
One moment, the largest crowd in two years at Citi Field was living it up, showering Jacob deGrom with chants of “MVP.” The next, the 26,637 fans in attendance were silent, holding their collective breath, wondering why the best pitcher in the sport was taken out after six dominant innings and just 80 pitches. There was a reason for it. The Mets announced, during their 3-2 victory over the Padres, that deGrom has right flexor tendinitis, momentarily interrupting his magical season again.
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