Gsellman (4-3) struck out six over 5.1 innings and allowed two runs on seven hits and two walks in a win over Pittsburgh on Saturday.
This was Gsellman's third straight solid start since returning to the Mets rotation. He's allowed three or fewer runs each time out, winning his last two. Even though Gsellman has allowed just six earned runs over his last 18.1 innings (2.98 ERA), Mets manager Terry Collins has already said the pitcher is the odd man out of the rotation once Steven Matz (elbow) and Seth Lugo (elbow) return from the disabled list next week. Gsellman might have to wait for another injury to get back in the rotation.