New York Mets

Monday’s Mets-Dodgers game has been postponed due to rain.

Fantasy Impact: The game is scheduled to be made up as part of a straight doubleheader Tuesday at 4:10 p.m.

Kodai Senga (shoulder/triceps) has not restarted his throwing program after being shut down 3-to-5 days. (Source: Anthony DiComo on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Senga stated that he is planning to be deliberate with his rehab and is “regretful” for the time that he has missed. There is still no timeline for his return.

DJ Stewart is not in the Mets lineup on Monday against the Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact: Stewart scored one run in Sunday's win. Starling Marte is back in right field for Monday's series opener.

Brett Baty is not in the Mets lineup on Monday against the Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact: Baty picked up one hit in Sunday's win. Mark Vientos starts at the hot corner in Monday's series opener.

Tomas Nido is not in the Mets lineup on Monday against the Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact: Nido went hitless in Sunday's win. Omar Narvaez is back behind the plate for Monday's series opener.

Omar Narvaez is in the Mets lineup on Monday against the Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact: Narvaez gets the start behind the plate for Monday's series opener.

Mark Vientos is in the Mets lineup on Monday against the Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact: Vientos gets the start at the hot corner for the Mets. He is 11-for-32 on the season at the plate with three home runs.

Starling Marte is in the Mets lineup on Monday against the Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact: Marte is back in right field for the series opener. He is hitting .259 on the season with six home runs and eight stolen bases.

Drew Smith is expected to make at least a couple more rehab appearances. (Source: Tim Healey on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Smith threw a scoreless inning for High-A Brooklyn on Sunday. He figures to re-join the Mets bullpen at some point in the early part of June.

Sean Manaea allowed two runs on five hits over five innings on Sunday against the Giants.

Fantasy Impact: Manaea allowed a solo home run, but was otherwise in control all afternoon. He is scheduled to face the Diamondbacks next.

Adrian Houser will return to the bullpen for the Mets. (Source: Anthony DiComo on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Houser will not make another start, as David Peterson will join the rotation on Wednesday. The veteran has a 7.88 ERA and a 1.78 WHIP in nine games this season.

David Peterson will be activated from the injured list and start for the Mets Wednesday. (Source: Anthony DiComo on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Peterson is returning from a hip injury that has caused him to open the season on the 60-day IL. He will rejoin the rotation with Adrian Houser moving back to the bullpen.

Harrison Bader is in the Mets lineup on Sunday against the Giants.

Fantasy Impact: Bader is back in center field for the Mets. He is hitting .273 on the season with 13 RBI and eight stolen bases.

Luis Severino turned in a solid performance against the Giants, allowing just one earned run on two hits and three walks while striking out six over seven innings in Saturday's 7-2 loss.

Fantasy Impact: Despite his strong outing, the Mets' bats couldn't capitalize, leaving Severino with a no-decision. This season, Severino has maintained a respectable 3.22 ERA and 1.16 WHIP across 10 starts, though his 7.7 K/9 indicates a slight dip in strikeout rate compared to elite starters. His performance today, characterized by efficient pitching and control, should reassure fantasy managers about his reliability, even if his win potential is hampered by inconsistent run support from the Mets' lineup. Moving forward, Severino remains a solid option in fantasy rotations, particularly in leagues that value quality starts and WHIP.

Francisco Alvarez took batting practice on Saturday for the first time since his injury. (Source: Tim Healey on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Alvarez remains about a month away from returning as he continues his recovery from a torn UCL in his left thumb.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said Edwin Diaz could pitch in the ninth inning on Saturday. (Source: Anthony DiComo on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: "He's our closer," Mendoza said. He also referred to Díaz as "one of our options" and said "we'll piece it together." It remains a fluid situation in the Mets bullpen.

Christian Scott delivered a solid performance, allowing two earned runs on just two hits and one walk while striking out four over six innings in Friday's 8-7 loss to the Giants.

Fantasy Impact: Despite a respectable outing that should have positioned the Mets for a win, the bullpen couldn't hold the line, leaving Scott with a no-decision. His season ERA now sits at 3.97 with a 1.10 WHIP, which are commendable numbers that suggest he's been more effective than his win-loss record indicates. Scott's ability to limit base runners and maintain a decent strikeout rate makes him a viable option in deeper fantasy leagues, though his lack of support for wins continues to dampen his overall value.

Pete Alonso went 2-for-5 with a home run and two RBI in the Mets' 8-7 loss to the Giants.

Fantasy Impact: Despite the team's defeat, Alonso's performance, including his 12th homer of the season, provided a silver lining. His season batting average remains modest at .240, and while his power numbers are respectable, his overall production has been somewhat inconsistent, as reflected by his .336 wOBA and .245 BABIP. Fantasy managers should continue to value Alonso for his home run potential, but should also be wary of the fluctuations in his batting average and on-base skills. His power is a critical asset, yet his strikeout rate could be a concern for those in points leagues where strikeouts are penalized.

J.D. Martinez went 1-for-5 with a home run and an RBI in the Mets' 8-7 defeat to the Giants.

Fantasy Impact: Despite striking out three times, Martinez managed to contribute with his third homer of the season, which continues to bolster his slugging percentage. However, his high strikeout rate and low walk rate this season are concerning trends for fantasy managers. With a batting average of .289 and a BABIP of .404, there's potential for regression unless he can adjust his approach at the plate. Fantasy managers should monitor his performance closely, as his power can be a valuable asset, but his strikeouts could be a liability in formats that penalize them.

Francisco Lindor went 2-for-5 with a double and an RBI as the Mets fell to the Giants 8-7.

Fantasy Impact: Despite the loss, Lindor's performance was a slight silver lining in an otherwise disappointing season marked by a batting average lingering around the Mendoza Line. His double and RBI in this game offer a glimpse of the offensive capabilities that Lindor possesses, but his season-long slump has certainly tempered expectations. With a .208 average and modest power numbers to date, fantasy managers might be growing weary, yet his ability to contribute in multiple categories could still make him a valuable asset in deeper leagues or formats that reward middle infielders. However, his current form suggests a cautious approach in relying on him as a consistent fantasy starter.