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  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
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    Mets placed RHP Griffin Canning on the 60-day injured list with a ruptured left Achilles.
    Canning suffered the Achilles rupture during Thursday’s start against the Mets. It’s a devastating loss for fantasy managers and New York, as Canning had been pitching at an outstanding level in his first year with the Mets. This likely sidelines the 30-year-old for the year, and hope is he can find that same level in 2026.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    Mets’ manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters after Thursday’s game that Griffin Canning may have suffered an Achilles injury.
    Mendoza noted that while they’re still awaiting the results of Canning’s MRI exam, the expectation is that he suffered a major Achilles injury. It’s a devastating blow to the Mets and for the 29-year-old right-hander who has resurrected his career in his first season with the ballclub. Look for the Mets to provide another update on his status as soon as the results of that MRI exam are available.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    The Mets announced that Griffin Canning was removed from Thursday’s start against the Braves due to a left ankle injury.
    He’ll undergo further testing to determine the severity of the injury. Canning sustained the injury during the third inning of his start against the Braves as he went to back up third base on a ground ball to the shortstop. Expect the Mets to pass along more information as it becomes available. At this stage, it would be surprising if Canning wasn’t headed to the injured list.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    Griffin Canning was pulled from Thursday’s start against the Braves in the third inning due to an apparent left leg injury.
    Canning delivered a pitch to Nick Allen that resulted in a ground out to the shortstop, but he hopped off the mound and fell to the ground, clutching his leg. The training staff ultimately had to help support the right-hander as he hobbled off the field. He’ll head for testing to see exactly what’s going on there, but it didn’t look good. Look for the Mets to provide an update on his status as soon as more information becomes available.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    Griffin Canning recorded a victory Saturday after allowing four runs — three earned — in five innings against the Phillies.
    It wasn’t a banner night for Canning, and it seemed like he might be in for an early exit after allowing two runs in the first and one in the second and then walking two in the third. Instead, he got better as the game went on and hung around long enough to improve to 7-3. With Kodai Senga and Tylor Megill landing on the IL to open up spots for Frankie Montas and soon Sean Manaea, questions about Canning’s rotation status are gone for now, and he’ll face the Braves on Thursday.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    Griffin Canning allowed six runs in 4 1/3 innings and took the loss against the Rays on Sunday.
    Canning gave up four hits, walked five and struck out two. The 29-year-old right-hander was done in by free passes as he allowed walks that ultimately came around to score in the second, third and fifth innings. Canning walked two in the fifth inning and was removed from the game, but both runners scored on Jonathan Aranda’s double. He’s allowed 10 runs in his last two starts and walked at least four batters in three of his last five starts. It doesn’t get easier for Canning as he’s lined up to face the Phillies on the road next weekend.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    Griffin Canning yielded four runs in 5 1/3 innings Tuesday in a no-decision against the Nationals.
    Nathaniel Lowe and CJ Abrams homered off him. Canning has pitched just 17 innings and given up 12 runs over his last four outings. He still has a nice 3.22 ERA for the season, but his time in the rotation might be running out with Frankie Montas and Sean Manaea on the road back. He’s slated to face the Rays next time out.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    Griffin Canning worked six scoreless innings with seven strikeouts in a win over the Dodgers on Wednesday.
    Canning was outstanding over his six frames against the Los Angeles; generating 13 swings-and-misses over 99 pitches, and holding the Dodgers to just three hits and one walk. The 29-year-old has been outstanding for the majority of the 2025 season as seen in a 2.90 ERA and (deserved) 6-2 record in his first season with the Mets. Canning will get a start against the Mets on Tuesday.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    Griffin Canning lasted only three innings and gave up five runs — four earned — in a loss to the White Sox on Wednesday.
    Canning walked four again today. He did the same in 2 2/3 innings against the Dodgers last week before a rain delay ended his outing. He’d walked a total of three batters in 16 1/3 innings over his first three starts in May. It’d be a bad time for him to start to struggle, as the Mets have Paul Blackburn back from the IL and Frankie Montas starting a rehab assignment. Canning should stay in the rotation for now and face the Dodgers next week.
  • NYM Starting Pitcher #46
    Griffin Canning allowed one hit and three runs with three walks and four strikeouts across 2 2/3 innings in a rain-shortened no-decision on Friday against the Dodgers.
    Canning’s line looks quite ugly, but he left this game due to a rain delay when there were zero runs on the board with runners on second and third base with two outs. Ironically, that inning could have ended before the rain when Michael Conforto was apparently doubled off second base on a ball that was juggled and eventually caught by Tyrone Taylor in center field. However, an obscure rule was invoked clarifying that runners can advance on an out when the ball is first touched, not caught. Then, all three of Canning’s inherited runners – the third being the batter who was in the middle of the at-bat when the rain arrived – came around to score. It was a series of very strange circumstances that caused Canning to give up more than two runs for the first time since April 11th.