Megill notched a 1.73 ERA in April but jumped to a 5.96 mark in May and had a 4.91 mark in June ahead of Saturday's start against the Tampa Bay Rays. The struggles continued for the 29-year-old, as he coughed up six runs (three earned) on seven hits across 3.2 innings pitched. The Mets lost 8-4.

Another rough night for the Mets, and Carlos Mendoza wasn’t about to stay silent after watching Tylor Megill unravel in a game that could’ve ended much differently.

Back in spring training, when the New York Mets’ key starters—Sean Manaea, Frankie Montas, and Paul Blackburn—were sidelined due to injury setbacks, Tylor Megill earned a final spot in the rotation, and he didn't blow the opportunity to be the Mets’ reliable arm.