Syndegard is the only one with 30 starts and he finished with bone chips or a bone spur in his elbow. He is undergoing offseason surgery.
I am not comparing the quality of arms ..... Being a great pitcher is useless if you can't pitch.
The Mets starters all had arm problems ... ALL OF THEM.
It is very possible the Yankees have a better staff next year simply because it is completely possible that the Mets staff average about 10 starts a piece next year.
Again ... talk to me when these guys last an entire year and win at least 15 games.
The last I heard is that Syndergaard DOESN'T require surgery!!! Also the other Mets pitcher who had 30 or more starts is Colon. By the way Colon had a better year then all but Tanaka on your team. Not bad for a 43 year old!!! Oh yeah, Yankee pitching might be better next year like you said. Ha Ha!!!!
So according to you ANYONE who has surgery should be considered a damaged player incapable of having a good year or career for that matter. Sabathia who had surgery on his knee to help support his 300 pound frame doesn't count because it isn't his arm? So your legs aren't important when you pitch? Tanaka if I am not mistaken also had ELBOW surgery. Pineda had SHOULDER surgery in the past. Since Syndergaard isn't having surgery does it still count that he has arm problems and is part of "all of them"? By the way our other 2 pitchers Lugo and Gsellman (not his throwing arm) haven't had arm surgery. So I guess "ALL OF THEM"is a false statement!!!
I find your statements to be quite comical!!! By the way, the Mets young starters this year averaged more than 10 starts.To think that they won't next year is pretty funny!!! How you were able to type that sentence without laughing out loud must have been hard not to do. You speak so highly about Sanchez and how great a ballplayer he will be when he hasn't even played half a season. Meanwhile, all the Mets young pitchers are broken and will never be able to pitch again. Even if they were to lose 2 of their young talented pitchers they will still have 6 others they can turn too. If the Yankees were to lose two of their quality pitchers they would be screwed.