Luis Severino’s Stellar Season Fuels Mets’ Surge in MLB Standings
In a move that was as much about hope as it was about talent, Luis Severino’s signing to a one-year, $13 million deal with the New York Mets last offseason has proven to be a golden gamble. The Mets, in a daring decision, opted for Severino following his challenging 2023 season where he pitched a troubling 6.65 ERA across 89.1 innings. This year, however, tells a completely different story.
Revitalizing his career in Queens, Severino has become a linchpin in the Mets’ rotation. So far, he’s hurled an impressive 159.1 innings with a solid 3.84 ERA and notched 136 strikeouts. His performance reached a high point in Monday’s game where he pitched seven innings, allowing just one run, and led the Mets to their fifth consecutive victory against the Boston Red Sox.
This resurgence is particularly timely, as the Mets strive to stack wins for a playoff push. Severino’s recent form has been formidable, with only six earned runs allowed over his last four starts, which translates to a sharp 2.10 ERA over that stretch. This peak performance phase is not only lifting the Mets but also positioning Severino as a strong contender for the National League Comeback Player of the Year.
Even fans of his former team, the Yankees, find themselves rooting for his success; a testament to his skill and resilience. Severino has not only reclaimed his form but has also helped position the Mets as one of the hottest teams in baseball. As the season progresses, both Severino and the Mets hope that this winning streak is just the beginning of what could be a deeply rewarding partnership.
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