Zack Wheeler has been pitching like an ace since June, while Noah Syndergaard's last six starts have arguably been the worst of his career as he works through an up-and-down season that has been marred by some health issues.
With Wheeler finally putting it all together and Syndergaard struggling, should the Mets be more excited about the future potential of Wheeler? SNY.tv's Matthew Cerrone and Danny Abriano discuss...
I'm worried about Syndergaard. I know I probably shouldn't be, but I am.
The fact is, his ERA has gone up each of the last two seasons, during which he's walking more and striking out fewer batters, all while missing large chunks of time due to injury both years, all of which followed his dominant 2016 when he threw a career-high 183 innings.