Syndergaard (back) received an "all positive" opinion from Dr. Neal ElAttrache on Wednesday, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports.
It seems to be good news with regards to Syndergaard's recovery period, though neither party has yet revealed specifics regarding the medical opinion. Nonetheless, it seems safe to assume the injury is nothing more than the initially diagnosed muscle tear, which will likely keep the ace out for a little over two months. General manager Sandy Alderson says the team will have a better timetable once the muscle begins to heal and Syndergaard is allowed to resume regular baseball activities, a process which could take a matter of weeks. The 26-year-old Rafael Montero will assume a spot in the Mets' rotation for now.