The New York Mets began this season desperate for reliable starters, which is why they moved to add Frankie Montas, Sean Manaea, and others in the offseason.

However, now their rotation feels more crowded than Times Square, which isn’t necessarily as bad as it might seem.

Montas’ season-ending UCL injury initially left a glaring void, yet reinforcements have since arrived at breakneck speed.

Jonah Tong Joins the Picture

Jonah Tong is set to make his MLB debut Friday, immediately sparking questions about how he fits long-term.

The Mets already feature Kodai Senga, Clay Holmes, David Peterson, Sean Manaea, and Nolan McLean, forming an already capable rotation group.

Tong, however, boasts enormous upside as a strikeout weapon, reminiscent of Tim Lincecum himself.

If Tong sticks around,

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