Updating a prior post, the Mets will skip deGrom's scheduled start Monday to work on mechanical issues and provide the righty additional rest, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Mets' data, through use of the Trackman technology, showed that deGrom is releasing his pitches from a point significantly higher, and more toward the first-base line than he has in the past. As a result, his entire body is "falling off" toward first, flattening his throws and making them more hittable, resulting in 13 runs allowed on 25 hits his last two outings. DeGrom dealt with a similar problem earlier this season before resolving the issue. The Mets hope that similar can occur in the next 10 days with the time off also benefitting deGrom.