Noah Syndergaard Would "Love" To Return To This Team; "It's The Best Place To Play"
Noah Syndergaard says he would "love" to return to the Mets: "It's the best place to play" https://t.co/Mvy0oPNB4H pic.twitter.com/k0TMgml484
— SNY (@SNYtv) September 9, 2024
Syndergaard’s once-promising career has faced setbacks since he left the Mets in 2021, including injuries and inconsistency following Tommy John surgery in 2020.
After short stints with the Los Angeles Angels, Philadelphia Phillies, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Cleveland Guardians, his struggles continued, posting a combined 6.50 ERA in 2023.
Despite this, the 32-year-old remains optimistic about a comeback, even holding a workout in early 2024 to showcase his progress to potential suitors.
Still, his heart seems set on a return to the Mets, where he made his MLB debut and quickly became a fan favorite.
Noah Syndergaard over his Mets career:
— MetsMuse (@MetsMuse) September 10, 2024
47-31
3.32 ERA
777 K
Would you be open to a reunion with Thor? pic.twitter.com/SUeGy2cTZE
While it remains uncertain if the Mets are interested in a reunion, Syndergaard's affection for New York is undeniable.
Reflecting on his time in Queens, he acknowledged that leaving the team was a difficult decision, but now he is eager for a fresh start.
"Hopefully that's in store for me," he reiterated, hinting that a return to the Mets could reignite his career and bring him back to the place he still calls home.
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