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Mets slugger Juan Soto out of lineup a day after fouling a ball off his left foot
SAN DIEGO — Mets slugger Juan Soto wasn’t in New York’s lineup on Wednesday for a series finale against the San Diego Padres after fouling a ball off the top of his left foot a night earlier. Manager Carlos Mendoza said Soto was “better but still sore.
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Baseball's biggest spenders are stumbling, slowed by injuries and scrambling to patch rosters with help for battered bullpens and other positions ahead of Thursday's trade deadline.
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Recent NY Mets injury is a bigger blow than many may thinkLosing anyone to injury tends to be bad news. Following a recent demotion, the New York Mets placed Brandon Waddell on the IL ...
One piece of good news for the walking-wounded Mets (48-34) is that they ended Thursday's action back atop the National League East standings following back-to-back victories over the Braves.
“He’s getting an MRI, we’re waiting for the result — but it looks like an Achilles injury,” Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said. Canning, 29, allowed one hit and struck out three on Thursday.
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Just two days after the New York Mets got one of their starting pitchers (Frankie Montas) back from injury, they lost another one to a potentially significant injury on Thursday night.
Schwellenbach has also seemingly dominated the Mets when he has taken the mound against them. In his three career starts against New York, the 25-year-old is 2-0 with a 0.86 ERA and 20 strikeouts ...
How serious do the Mets believe Marte’s injury is? “I’ve got to wait,” Mendoza said. “I was just talking to him, and he was like, ‘Obviously, I felt it.’ ...
The Mets boast baseball’s best record (45-24) in large part because of the success of their rotation and the group’s MLB-leading ERA (2.79). Senga is a major reason.
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza provided an encouraging injury update on one of their starting pitchers. It was first reported on Saturday by Newsday's Lau ...
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