Matz allowed three runs on seven hits and two walks with three strikeouts over 5.2 innings in a no-decision Tuesday against the White Sox.

EDGE Analysis

Matz had a solid start going with just one run allowed until Todd Frazier touched him up for a critical two-run home run in the sixth inning. He finished just one out away from extending his quality start streak to eight. Still, Matz owns a 2.60 ERA, and after he posted a 2.27 ERA in six starts last season, Matz has been performing at an ace level for about half a season at this point in his young career.

Matz (7-1) threw eight shutout innings, allowing four hits, striking out seven and walking one in a 2-0 victory over the Nationals on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The lefty was hitting all his spots, inducing 28 called strikes. After the second inning, Matz didn't allow another base runner to reach second, and at one point, he retired 15 straight batters. Since allowing seven runs over 1.2 innings during his first start of the year, Matz has yielded just six runs in his last 48 frames. His next start will be Tuesday against the White Sox.

Matz allowed two runs on three hits, he did not walk a batter, and struck out eight over seven innings of a 3-2 win against Milwaukee on Friday night.

EDGE Analysis

Matz (6-1) had his last start skipped when he suffered some forearm soreness, but he appeared to be in fine form against the Brewers. He was efficient, tossing 65 of 88 pitches for strikes, but was removed after seven innings as a precautionary measure to make sure the forearm doesn't cause any more problems. Assuming he checks out tomorrow, he'll face the Nationals on the road in a key divisional match-up next time out.

Matz (forearm) has been confirmed as Friday's starter against the Brewers.

EDGE Analysis

By completing a successful bullpen session Wednesday, Matz eliminated any lingering doubt as to his status for Friday's game. However, manager Terry Collins said he is going to be "a little conservative" with Matz's pitch count against Milwaukee in hopes of avoiding any further trouble with the forearm.

Manager Terry Collins is going to be "a little conservative" with Matz's (forearm) pitch count Friday against the Brewers, Adam Rubin of ESPN New York reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although Matz is still expected to start for New York, it seems that the Mets don't want to rush Matz back after he was forced to miss a start with the issue. Collins doesn't plan to be too cautious considering he only missed one start, but if things get dicey or if his pitch count gets a bit elevated in the early going, it wouldn't be too surprising for the left-hander to be removed from the game rather than being allowed to grind out an extra inning or two.

Matz (forearm) threw a successful bullpen session Wednesday, reaffirming his availability to start Friday's series opener against the Brewers, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Matz seems to be getting better every day after skipping his start last Wednesday due to the ailment. This news virtually ensures that Matz will make his scheduled start, where he'll face a Brewers lineup that's 14th in the majors in scoring.

Matz (forearm) will be able to make his next scheduled start, Adam Rubin of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Matz had his turn in the rotation skipped Saturday due to some forearm discomfort, which was a cause for concern for Mets fans and Matz owners alike. However, after meeting with doctors Monday, it was determined that Matz' arm issue was "not significant," which allowed Matz to get the green light for his next start. Look for Matz to get back on the mound for the Mets' upcoming weekend series against Milwaukee.

Matz (forearm) had an encouraging visit with the doctor Monday as no ligament damage was found in his arm, Marc Carig of Newsday reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Mets are expected to provide an official report on Matz on Tuesday, but his status for the upcoming week is up in the air despite the good news Monday. Matz has not pitched since May 9 against the Dodgers. Logan Verrett is expected to handle any turns in the rotation that Matz is unable to take in the near future.

Matz (forearm) played catch Thursday, Matt Ehalt of the Bergen Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

A bout of forearm soreness will force Matz to miss his scheduled start Saturday, but his ability to throw some Thursday, even if it was just long toss, is encouraging. There's still the possibility of a DL stint depending on what's found in his upcoming doctor's exam in New York, but owners would be wise not to panic, at least not until more information becomes available.

Matz will have his start skipped Saturday due to elbow soreness, Adam Rubin of ESPN New York reports.

EDGE Analysis

Matz's elbow reportedly flared up following Monday's start, so the Mets will take the cautious approach with the young left-hander. Matz hasn't undergone an MRI yet, but he will see a doctor in New York in the coming days and could get one then. Logan Verrett is temporarily slated to take his spot in the rotation unless he is forced to be used in relief before Saturday.