Yeah I don't think there's any way we see deGrom before the all-star break.
Being scarred from years of seeing us soar in Spring and then drop off, I was starting to get a sinking feeling when we dropped the series to Seattle and then let the second game of the double-header get away from us yesterday, but I was encouraged that we were still battling in the 9th and were one hit away from a different result both times.
I was concerned that Scherzer wasn't in top form in his last couple starts but thought he looked good last night before the injury.
And now Lindor is struggling, and Diaz looks human again.
Nice to pull out the win today though.
The next two months will tell us a lot about what the team is made of, and whether it is truly different.
I have no idea what to expect from deGrom when he returns, but I do expect Scherzer to return to form as a number one starter.
I don't expect us to pick up any top starting pitchers in the meantime, but adding another solid bat in the field would be nice.