Tylor Megill Struggles in Mets' 5-0 Loss to Astros

In a recent spring training game, Tylor Megill struggled as the Mets suffered a 5-0 loss to the Houston Astros, allowing four earned runs over five innings, which raised his ERA to 3.86. Despite the disappointing outcome, Megill expressed satisfaction with his pitch performance, highlighting that his primary focus was on throwing strikes and attacking hitters. Manager Carlos Mendoza echoed this sentiment, suggesting that Megill's overall stuff was effective despite the scoreline. This outing marked Megill's first tough performance of the spring, but the Mets are not basing their starting rotation decisions solely on spring training results. The Mets' offense was largely ineffective, with only two hits recorded throughout the game, and several regulars went hitless. Looking ahead, the Mets will continue their spring training with split-squad games against the Tampa Bay Rays.