David Peterson was a once-struggling pitcher whose career took a positive turn after offseason surgery on his left hip. Under the current regime, he received another chance instead of being discarded. His performances have greatly improved, boasting a 2.97 ERA, ranking him among the top pitchers in the league. His success is attributed to mechanical adjustments and supportive defense. He is currently leading the Mets in key pitching statistics. Peterson credits his comeback to a return to health, strength building, and a smoother range of motion post-surgery.
David Peterson refined his mechanics post-surgery to minimize damage, significantly improving his performance. He now leads the Mets in innings, strikeouts, and ERA.
Surgery on his torn labrum was a turning point for Peterson, who attributes regained strength and range of motion to a smooth offseason, helping him thrive.
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