Christian Scott's Mets Return: Proving Himself

It's May 1st.

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Christian Scott made his return to the majors with the Mets after a long rehab from Tommy

John's surgery, but his first start didn't go smooth at all.

He'd been sharp and sure belay-layly, giving up just two runs and striking out 12 overtain

in a third innings in his last two outings there, so the team called him up when their

rotation needed help.

The 26-year-old Wrighty got overwhelmed quick, lasting only one in a third innings while

walking five and hitting a batter, which spiraled out of control for him.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza had high hopes, saying Scott earned the shot with his recent

form, but they sent him right back to Syracuse the next day to regroup.

Now with Cody Senga hitting the injured list this week, Scott gets another crack at it,

Friday night against the Angels, and he's fired up to prove he belongs up here long

in terms.