Mets manager Carlos Mendoza is weighing a potential change in the pitching rotation, specifically involving Sean Manaea and David Peterson. Manaea has excelled in a long relief role, posting a 3.09 ERA over his last four outings, while Peterson has struggled as a starter, most recently giving up six earned runs in five innings. Mendoza noted that various options are available to the team following a day off, indicating that clarity on the situation is forthcoming. Pitching coach Justin Willard expressed confidence in Peterson's abilities, suggesting his last outing was an anomaly and emphasizing the need for him to refine his pitch locations. The Mets' rotation has been further challenged by injuries, particularly the absence of Clay Holmes due to a broken right fibula. Meanwhile, rookie Jonah Tong is expected to take on a bulk role in Wednesday's game after a successful relief appearance last week. The Mets are looking to address their recent pitching struggles as they aim to improve their overall performance.