Frankie Montas has been shut down for six to eight weeks due to a lat strain, creating concerns for the Mets' starting rotation as they already struggle with depth this spring.

Frankie Montas is sidelined for at least a month due to a lat injury, creating an opportunity for Connor Overton to fill a spot in the rotation.

Frankie Montas has been shut down for recovery from a high-grade strain, impacting the Mets' rotation depth. This injury raises immediate concerns about the Mets' pitching options and strategies moving forward.

Frankie Montas, now with the Mets, is facing a significant injury setback with a high-grade lat strain, sidelining him for at least two months. This follows a disappointing stint with the Yankees marked by injuries, and he expresses frustration after a healthy offseason. The Mets are optimistic about his return.

Frankie Montas is sidelined for 6-8 weeks due to a lat injury and received a PRP shot, showing positive recovery signs. He's a key asset for the Mets' rotation, projected to return mid-May.