Mets reliever Josh Edgin has a stretched left elbow ligament and tendinitis, and the team saus he must decide between a conservative rehabilitation attempt or Tommy John surgery that would sideline him for about a year. ''A decision is expected in the next day or two,'' Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said Thursday. Alderson said Edgin could try rehab for two-to-three weeks and choose surgery later if his elbow didn't respond. He missed two weeks late in the season because of tendinitis and bone spurs in his elbow, and he received a platelet-rich plasma injection. More...