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Mets Place Robert Gsellman On 10-Day Injured List

By Mark Polishuk | September 9, 2020 at 3:05pm CDT

3:05pm: The Mets don’t expect Gsellman to return this year, Deesha Thosar of the New York Daily News tweets.

2:45pm: The Mets have placed right-hander Robert Gsellman on the 10-day injured list due to a fractured rib.  Right-hander Drew Smith was called up from the alternate training site.

While the exact severity of Gsellman’s injury isn’t known, a rib fracture would likely indicate that his 2020 campaign is over with less than three weeks remaining in the regular season.  The right-hander already missed time earlier this season with a triceps injury and didn’t make his season debut until August 8.

The injuries have undoubtedly contributed to a rough year for Gsellman on the mound.  Working as both a reliever and as a starter, Gsellman has a 9.64 ERA over 14 innings, with almost as many walks (eight) as strikeouts (nine).  Gsellman has also been tagged for four homers over his 14 innings for an ungainly 2.6 HR/9.  A big piece of that damage came in last night’s game, when Gsellman allowed six runs to the Orioles over 3 2/3 innings.

Gsellman broke into the big leagues as a starter, though transitioned to relief work in 2018-19 and was only called back to starting this season to help fill the gaps left by the Mets’ many rotation injuries.  The 27-year-old is pitching in his fifth MLB season and will be arbitration-eligible for the second time this winter.  Since he isn’t likely to earn much of a raise over his $1.225MM salary from 2020, it wouldn’t cost the Mets much to bring Gsellman back and hope for better health in 2021.

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14 Comments

  1. bjhaas1977

    5 years ago

    How the hell did he break a rib?

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    • Joggin’George

      5 years ago

      Ribs are pretty easy to break

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      • sumerduckman

        5 years ago

        Tell me about it. I had a gentleman in a police cruiser t-bone me at 100 mph. Busted a bunch of ’em.

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    • nymetsking

      5 years ago

      If anything, I’d have expected to see “whiplash.”

      Reply
  2. metsie1

    5 years ago

    Gsellman has been terrible. He should be released.

    Reply
  3. Tom1968

    5 years ago

    Broke a rib without getting hit? Nobodies that brittle.

    Reply
    • whynot 2

      5 years ago

      Tough guy coming through

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      Reply
  4. MarlinsFanBase

    5 years ago

    Still no MetsFan22 sighting? Looks like he’s abandoned the Mets this season. I for one am shocked! (sarcasm)

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    • Tom1968

      5 years ago

      Could have been banned like i was and is under a different name now

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      • MarlinsFanBase

        5 years ago

        Yes, I considered that. But I don’t think he ever did anything to get banned…unless being a blind homer gets a person banned.

        Also, I have called him out a few times because he has popped in after a couple of Mets wins when it looked like they could go on a run, but then he has re-disappeared when they’ve gone back to staying down in the standings.

        Also, his homer style of posting is easy to identify and he would definitely make his presence known under a new name if he were here. He can’t help himself.

        I think it’s pretty safe to say that he’s bailed out on the Mets until he sees that they can win. Honestly, it’s not a surprise to me because I said that the ones who are the biggest homers who talk a lot of garbage are usually the quickest to bail on a team when things aren’t going well. Essentially, the biggest homers who make their presence known to throughout a board, usually are overcompensating for the times that they don’t root for the team because they aren’t real fans – just seasonal or fairweather fans. He fit this to a tee.

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  5. tim815

    5 years ago

    Put him on the 10.
    Instead of the 45.
    Which would allow another prospect 2 weeks of workouts.

    But, MiLB per diem.

    Reply
  6. txman22

    5 years ago

    Mets keep bringing same pitchers back like Smith, Strickland & they keep making a bad bullpen worse. Don’t they have a different pitcher in Brooklyn to bring back. Killome wasn’t that bad. What took them so long to bring in Ramirez who’s been best of the bunch.

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    • Joggin’George

      5 years ago

      Smith was good last year and has great minor league numbers. I’d give him a chance.

      Reply
    • VonPurpleHayes

      5 years ago

      The bullpen isn’t even the problem. Diaz has fixed himself somewhat. It’s the starting pitching.

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