Noah Syndergaard Added 17 Pounds of Muscle. Here's How He Did It New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard used an intense workout routine and ate ‘Bowls of Doom’ filled with venison to bulk up.

After suffering an injury in April, New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard reconfigured his workout in a major way to prevent overexertion.

Noah Syndergaard wants to save a little extra for special occasions. In an effort to reduce the stress on his body, the Mets right-hander said he likely will keep his fastball in the 95-98 mph rang… ...

With spring training now less than three weeks away, former All-Stars Noah Syndergaard and Michael Lorenzen are ramping up their desire to find a job this offseason. The duo held a workout for ...

Noah Syndergaard: I'm changing my training The New York Mets pitcher speaks about lifting smarter, doing more flexibility workouts, and his expectations for 2018.

In a new Twitter video, Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard posted a shirtless workout montage that revealed some of the exercises he's doing to build serious muscle.

Noah Syndergaard stretches as the New York Mets workout the day before their Wild Card Game against the San Francisco Giants. (John Munson | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com) ...

Noah Syndergaard’s first trip to the disabled list in 2017 left him searching for answers. The Mets’ ace had spent last winter adding muscle in an attempt to throw even harder, but he barely ...