The New York Mets have received great news with their seven-game homestand commencing.
Right-handed reliever Robert Gsellman rejoined the team on Friday after undergoing a near-six-week rehab stint due to a right triceps strain. Friday night’s matchup against the Miami Marlins could be his first appearance in the majors in almost a year (Aug. 11, 2019). Gsellman sat out the final two months of the 2019 campaign after suffering a left hamstring strain.
“I was nervous when I woke up [Friday] morning,” Gsellman said, per Anthony DiComo of mlb.com. “It’s almost been a year since I last played.