Mets pitcher Christian Scott is set to undergo Tommy John surgery next week, which will likely sideline him for the entire 2025 season. Initially diagnosed with a UCL sprain in July, Scott had attempted a rehabilitation route but ultimately required surgery due to insufficient improvement. The procedure, performed by Dr. Keith Meister, will involve a traditional ligament replacement along with an internal brace aimed at extending the longevity of the new ligament. In his brief MLB debut this season, Scott posted a 4.56 ERA over nine starts. His absence is a significant blow to the Mets as they will need to focus on rebuilding their rotation for the upcoming seasons, especially with multiple free agents on the horizon. Despite this setback, the Mets are managing well in the current season, showcasing strong performances from their starting pitchers.