The New York Mets received a concerning injury update on their star reliever.
The New York Mets do not know when they're going to get their star reliever back from the injured list, and there is a chance that they might not be at all this season.
At this point, the latest update on Raley is concerning to say the least. Raley has been dealing with elbow inflammation that has not improved. Anytime a pitcher is dealing with an elbow issue it is worrisome, so the Mets and Raley are hoping for the best as he heads for a second opinion. The Mets acquired Raley from the Tampa Bays Rays during Winter Meetings in December of 2022. It proved to be a strong pickup for New York as he posted a 2.80 ERA in 54.2 innings in 2023.
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