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| Matt Wise will be held out of baseball activities in the foreseeable future, the New York Post reports. He is on the DL due to a sore right shoulder and hasn't pitched since May 26. |
Our View: The Mets appeared to make a good move when they inked this veteran reliever last December. Like many things for the Mets, this move has also gone awry. Wise has no fantasy value.
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| Matt Wise, who is on the DL with right rotator cuff tendinitis, was examined Thursday by orthopedist Dr. Lewis Yocum in Los Angeles, according to Newsday. |
Our View: The Mets are still awaiting his diagnosis and treatment options for him. Wise allowed five earned runs and 10 hits over seven innings in relief this season, and is not worth waiting for as a fantasy performer.
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| Matt Wise is going to get a second opinion on his ailing right rotator cuff (tendinitis), according to MLB.com. Manager Willie Randolph said, "It must be relatively serious. I don't know if he's going to be out of the year, but he's going to be out a couple months, probably."
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Our View: Wise's ailment is related to a nerve problem in the back of his shoulder that makes his arm feel as if he's throwing underwater, and could be out two to three months, as Randolph noted. Wise allowed five runs and 10 hits over seven innings in relief this season, and is not worth waiting for as a fantasy performer.
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| Matt Wise has been placed on the 15-day DL due to a weak right shoulder, according Newsday. Carlos Muniz was recalled from Triple-A New Orleans as well.
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Our View: Wise allowed five runs and 10 hits over seven brief innings with the Mets this season, and held no fantasy value prior to today's move.
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| Matt Wise is expected to be activated from the DL on Thursday, according to MetsBlog. Luis Castillo could be placed on the DL to make room for Wise. |
Our View: Wise has been on the DL since April 2 with a bruised right forearm. He will fight for playing time out of the Mets' bullpen when he returns, and his fantasy value will be limited.
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| Mets reliever Matt Wise returned to Florida to get in more work before he is activated from the disabled list. |
Our View: On the DL since April 2 with a bruised right arm, Wise joined the team in New York on Friday but was never activated.
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| Matt Wise is ready to return to the Mets' bullpen, but Manager Willie Randolph is yet to pull the trigger with a move, according to the NY Daily News. Randolph said, "He's ready, I guess, but we're not ready to make that roster move yet. Could be today, could be Sunday or Monday. But I would say in the very near future." Wise added, "I want to able to help them as much as I can in this five-month span and then the playoffs. I'm kind of hanging out."
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Our View: Wise has recovered from a bruised right forearm, but his return is delayed because Randolph can not decide who he wants to drop from the team to free up a roster spot. Randolph does not want to demote Joe Smith or Nelson Figueroa, and doesn't want to compromise depth among his hitters on the bench in case Carlos Beltran, Moises Alou, or Luis Castillo need a day off to rest. Either way, Wise's fantasy value will be limited while working out of a crowded Mets' pen.
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| The Mets are ready to bring Matt Wise back, and like the idea of having a fresh arm for their bullpen, according to MetsBlog. The Mets have seven relief pitchers on the roster, but Manager Willie Randolph said he prefers to have eight relievers on the team, and would play short on the bench (with hitters). |
Our View: Randolph wants Wise, but doesn't want to demote Joe Smith or Nelson Figueroa. Wise's fantasy value will be limited while working out of a crowded Mets' pen.
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| Matt Wise may be activated for next weekend's series against the Mets, according to the NY Daily News. Wise is on the DL with a bruised right forearm, and is going to pitch back-to-back days this week for Single-A St. Lucie. |
Our View: Wise will fight for playing time out of the Mets' bullpen when he returns. He allowed three hits and a run over his lone inning of work this season.
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| Matt Wise was previously expected to return to the Mets this week, but he still hasn't begun to throw, and could be out longer, according to the NY Post. He is nursing a bruised right forearm, and the team doesn't think he will be available until the end of the month. |
Our View: He will fight for playing time out of the Mets' bullpen when he returns.
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| Matt Wise is expected to return to the Mets this week, according to the NY Post. He missed the last nine games with a bruised right forearm. |
Our View: He will fight for playing time out of the Mets' bullpen when he returns.
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| Matt Wise has been placed on the 15-day DL, as expected, according to the AP. He was taken down by a right forearm contusion, and his return is unknown at this time. Carlos Munoz is being called up from Triple-A New Orleans to replace him on the roster. |
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| Matt Wise appears likely to be headed to the disabled list due to his stiff right arm, according to the NY Daily News. He surrendered a game-winning home run to Florida's Robert Andino in his last outing and commented, "I've had three elbow surgeries, and this doesn't feel like anything." He racked up two strikeouts over one inning this season, but his fantasy value is limited. |
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| Matt Wise will be out of action for a few days due to a sore arm, according to the NY Post. The Mets' reliever had an MRI, which came back negative. |
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| The Mets signed Matt Wise to a one-year, $1.2 million deal Tuesday. Wise was designated for assignment by Milwaukee last week. He held a 4.19 ERA in 56 games in 2007. |
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| The Brewers designated Matt Wise for assignment Tuesday. Wise was 3-2 with a 4.19 ERA in 56 games for the Brewers last season. |
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| To make room for Chris Spurling on the 40-man roster, the Brewers transferred Matt Wise to the 60-day disabled list. Wise is out for the season after undergoing elbow surgery. |
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| Matt Wise was forced to cut short his bullpen session yesterday, saying he felt "jolts" in his elbow on every pitch, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. It was his first session since going on the disabled list with soreness in the joint. He'll be examined Friday, and it's possible he won't return to action this season. |
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| Matt Wise hopes to throw off a mound tonight for the first time since going on the DL with nerve irritation in his right elbow, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. "It's still there a little but it's progressing," Wise said. Wise is expected to come off the DL after rosters expand. |
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| The Brewers placed Matt Wise on the 15-day disabled list on Friday with ulnar neuritis in his right elbow, according to the AP. The move is retroactive to August 14. |
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| Matt Wise declared himself ready to pitch on Thursday night after a medical exam showed no structural damage in his right elbow, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. "The doctor checked him, and it's just an inflamed nerve in there," Brewers manager Ned Yost said. Wise has irritation in the ulnar nerve. |
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