Reed Garrett

Reed Garrett underwent Tommy John surgery on Wednesday and will miss the entire 2026 season.

Fantasy Impact

Garrett received a second opinion before ultimately deciding to undergo Tommy John surgery. He’s expected to qualify for arbitration as a Super Two player this offseason, forcing the New York Mets to make a financial decision regarding his future.

The doctors have officially recommended Tommy John surgery for Reed Garrett.

Fantasy Impact

Garrett will seek a second opinion. There should be an update on his status when available.

Reed Garrett is unlikely to return this season and could need Tommy John surgery.

Fantasy Impact

After experiencing elbow discomfort while warming up in the bullpen on September 17, Garrett was shut down from throwing. He underwent an MRI the next day and is now drawing up his next steps following the results, with Tommy John surgery being a possible option. If he undergoes the surgery, he is likely to miss the 2026 season and not pitch again until the 2027 season.

The New York Mets placed Reed Garrett on the 15-day injured list on Thursday with a right elbow sprain, retroactive to September 15.

Fantasy Impact

Garrett was shut down due to elbow discomfort he experienced while warming up on Wednesday. His next steps will be determined after the Mets receive his MRI results, and he is unlikely to return this season.

Reed Garrett is ready to be activated from the 15-day injured list when eligible on Sunday, but his return will depend on the Mets' bullpen usage.

Fantasy Impact

Garrett pitched through elbow discomfort for much of August. He eventually underwent an MRI which revealed no ligament damage, but he went on the injured list to let the inflammation settle and tested his elbow out in a short minor league rehab assignment. He will return to the team when needed.