Tylor Megill Compared To Pizza Delivery Man After Rough Outing Fans Say At Least The Pizza Was Delivered Correctly

Mets Pitcher Roasted After Shaky Performance

After yet another shaky start on the mound, New York Mets pitcher Tylor Megill found himself trending — but not for the reasons he’d hope. In a flood of frustration, one fan’s savage comparison went viral:

“Tylor Megill’s pitching is like a pizza delivery — except at least the pizza gets delivered where it’s supposed to go.”

The jab quickly gained traction across social media, racking up thousands of likes, shares, and memes.

Fans Let Loose After Missed Strikes And Meatballs

Megill’s latest outing included four walks, three earned runs, and a fastball that looked more like a DoorDash route gone wrong. Mets fans — already on edge after a rough June — had no patience left.

On X (formerly Twitter), users piled on:

• “Someone tell Megill the strike zone is NOT in section 135.”
• “If he delivered pizza the way he delivered that slider, it’d end up in New Jersey.”
• “The only thing consistent is how bad the delivery is.”

Meme Culture Takes Over

The internet did what it does best: turn pain into content. Some of the top memes included:

• A Domino’s car labeled “Megill’s Control Unit”
• A photo of a tipped-over pizza box captioned “Mets bullpen, again.”
• A mock stat line: “Megill: 5 ER, 2 Pizzas Delivered, 0 Toppings Left”

Even opposing fans jumped in, calling Megill’s pitching “hot and ready… for hitters.”

Megill Responds With Class

To his credit, Tylor Megill didn’t shy away from the jokes.
When asked about the viral pizza meme, he smiled and said:

“Hey, I love pizza too. I just gotta stop serving it up middle-in.”

That line actually helped soften some fan frustration — at least temporarily.

What’s Next For The Mets Starter

Whether it’s a mechanical adjustment or a delivery revamp, the Mets coaching staff has work to do. And with the fanbase growing restless, Megill may need to serve up more strikeouts and fewer slices to keep his spot.

Until then, fans might keep asking:

“Can we get that four-seam with extra control next time?”