The Mets have developed a reputation for being able to fix back-end rotation arms, turning them into frontline starters. They might have struck out on Frankie Montas. The right-hander had another tough start Sunday afternoon when the San Francisco Giants took seven runs off of him in only four innings,

Frankie Montas could not reach the fifth inning for a second straight start, surrendering seven runs in the Mets' 12-4 loss to the Giants on Sunday.

Rafael Devers drove in four, including a three-run home run in the third inning, Jung Hoo Lee went 4-for-4, and the San Francisco Giants exploded for seven runs between the third and fourth innings against Frankie Montas in their 12-4 thumping of the New York Mets on Sunday at Citi Field.