DeGrom allowed one run on two hits while throwing three innings in his first start of the spring Saturday. DeGrom, the 2014 National League Rookie of the Year, was allowed to go three innings since he only had thrown 19 pitches the first two frames. He ended up throwing 27 pitches, 22 for strikes and would have escaped his outing unscathed had John Mayberry Jr. not dropped the throw on a possible 4-6-3 double-play that would have ended the third inning.

DeGrom was voted the National League Rookie of the Year on Monday, receiving 26 of 30 first place votes. DeGrom easily outpointed Billy Hamilton to become the fifth Met to win the award.

Manager Terry Collins confirmed Tuesday that DeGrom will be shut down for the rest of the season, Adam Rubin of ESPN New York reports. The NL Rookie of the Year candidate has thrown 178.2 innings between the minors and majors this season, so the non-contending Mets will shut him down as a preventative measure. He'll finish the season 9-6 with a 2.63 ERA, 1.13 WHIP and 144 strikeouts in 140.1 MLB innings.

DeGrom tossed six strong innings, surrendering two runs (one earned) on three hits and three walks while racking up 10 strikeouts in Sunday's victory over the Braves. DeGrom's phenomenal rookie campaign continued Sunday afternoon against the Braves, as the 26-year-old righty recorded his ninth win of the season. DeGrom has been especially impressive over his last five outings, sporting a 1.06 ERA and 0.85 WHIP while racking up 43 punchouts across 34 innings. He will likely have one more opportunity to make his case for NL Rookie of the Year honors when the Astros visit Citi Field next weekend.

deGrom did not record a decision Monday against the Marlins as he pitched seven innings and allowed three runs, six hits and one walk to go along with 13 strikeouts. deGrom retired the first eight batters of the game via strikeout to tie a major league record. He has 28 strikeouts over his last 21 innings and continues to excel for the Mets.

DeGrom allowed just three hits and struck out nine in eight shutout innings to pick up the win in the Mets' 2-0 victory over the Rockies on Tuesday. DeGrom was strong throughout, hitting 97 on the gun in the eighth inning. With New York watching pitch counts for their young pitchers the final month of the season, manager Terry Collins did not allow deGrom to try for a compete game. DeGrom is now 8-6 with a 2.62 ERA and is getting strong Rookie of the Year consideration,

DeGrom was quality Wednesday, hurling six innings of one-run ball against the Marlins with six strikeouts. He permitted just six hits and two walks on the evening and left the game in line for the win until the bullpen failed to hold the lead. DeGrom has turned in two straight quality starts after scuffling in his return from the disabled list. He carries a 2.87 ERA and 1.21 WHIP into his next start Tuesday against the Rockies.

It was another strong performance as deGrom allowed one run (unearned) on four hits, walking two and striking out five over seven innings of a 4-1 win against the Phillies on Friday night. He tossed 103 pitches (70 for strikes) and stifled the Philadelphia offense in yet another sterling performance. deGrom (7-6, 2.94 ERA) has been a bright spot in a lackluster Mets' season and he will try to build on that when he faces the Marlins in South Florida next time out.

DeGrom (shoulder tendinitis) allowed five runs on five hits and two walks while striking out seven in six innings in his return off the disabled list Saturday against the Dodgers. DeGrom returned after missing just the minimum 15 days and did not look inhibited by the shoulder on the hill. The big blow was a three-run home run by Adrian Gonzalez, who took a high, outside fastball over the wall in right center field in the fifth inning. DeGrom should be go to go for his next start, which is slated for Friday against the Phillies.

DeGrom (shoulder) will be activated from the DL to start Saturday's game in Los Angeles, the Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond reports. He threw all his pitches in Tuesday's session and will be ready to rejoin the rotation Saturday after missing several starts with a shoulder ailment. DeGrom has been dropped in an alarming amount of leagues, and his 2.87 ERA, 1.23 WHIP and 94 strikeouts in 100.1 innings with the Mets this season make him an ideal pickup for the stretch run.