Tobias Myers is nearing a return to the New York Mets, according to reports from multiple outlets. Both sources indicate that the team expects Myers to come back soon, but they stress that his role on the active roster is not yet settled. The reporting suggests Myers would not return as a typical fully stretched starting pitcher, implying a different usage pattern than a standard member of the starting rotation. Instead, his comeback appears to be tied to a specific plan that could limit his workload or define him as someone who pitches in a more constrained capacity. While neither outlet provides detailed confirmation of the exact role—such as whether he would be used in the rotation at reduced frequency, as a long reliever, or in another bullpen-related capacity—the common theme is that a return is close. The Mets and Myers are still working out how best to deploy him, reflecting considerations that often accompany a player’s return from prior workload management or injury-related limitations.