MLB Rumor Central: Mets' aces to be healthy for 2017?

Despite significant injuries to several of their best pitchers this year, the Mets could start in 2017 with a completely healthy staff.

Team CentralThe Rumor is heard from his doctors that Jacob deGrom Steven Matz and Matt Harvey could all be ready to start next season without limitation, reports Buster Olney of ESPN. Artemi Panarin Jersey. DeGrom was the only member of the trio to take a step in the major leagues from September onward, and he did it on the first day of the month.

Harvey is the biggest question mark as he returns from surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome, notes Olney. Harvey had the operation in early July and his agent, Scott Boras, said at the time it is fully ready for 2017. The 27-year-old endured the worst season of his career in 2016, going 4 -10 with a 4.86 ERA.

Matz chose to undergo surgery late season to remove bone spurs from his pitching elbow in late September. The Mets considered a recovery of three months for the knee procedure, but it is interesting to note that the 25-year-old was also dealing with a shoulder impingement left this year. The left-hander was 9-8 with a 3.40 ERA in 22 starts.

As Matz, deGrom also underwent surgery late season in late September to address a nerve problem in pitching elbow. DeGrom said at the time he expects a recovery three months of the procedure and be ready for spring training too. He went 7-8 with a 3.04 ERA in 24 starts this season.

Also note, Olney reported that the Mets would bring 43 years Bartolo Colon back. For his part, Colon said he wants to continue pitching in 2017 and would like to return to New York, so a match seems likely.

Also in the mix is ​​Zack Wheeler, who continues his recovery from Tommy John surgery he underwent in early 2015.

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