The New York Mets are making changes in an effort to improve their performance in the NL East by removing pitcher David Peterson from the rotation, as reported by Anthony DiComo from MLB.com. Sean Manaea will replace Peterson, either as a starter or in a bulk relief role. Peterson has struggled with a 5.57 ERA and a high WHIP, although his 3.03 FIP suggests he may have been a victim of bad luck. Despite allowing only two home runs this season, a high batting average on balls in play against him indicates challenges.
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