Mets fans, this is the third injury article I’m writing and Spring Training isn’t even over yet. First there was Seth Lugo and his pinky toe. Then there was J.D. Davis and his shoulder. Then there was Brandon Nimmo and his heart. Now there is Michael Conforto and his side. According to Newsday’s Tim Healey, Conforto tweaked his side while making a catch in right field during...
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Good news Mets fans, J.D. Davis is expected to return ahead of schedule. This is according to MLB.com’s Anthony DiComo. Davis is ahead of schedule in his return after suffering from a jammed left shoulder exactly a week ago. He was taken out of last Tuesday’s game against the Tigers early. He has been doing some baseball activity this past week, such as hitting in the cage. So far he...
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Phew! We were told that we would have a status update on Brandon Nimmo from the Mets on Thursday evening, and we have it. GM Brodie Van Wagenen stated that Nimmo has been cleared for baseball activity as all tests came back good, and that Nimmo is doing well, too. Nimmo’s wife, Chelsea, took to Twitter earlier on Thursday to calm Mets fans down, stating that Nimmo was doing fine and that...
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First it was Seth Lugo with a (minor) injury. Now, it’s J.D. Davis. And we are only a few days into Spring Training. During Tuesday’s game against the Tigers in Lakeland, Davis injured himself while diving for a ground ball single off the bat off Cameron Maybin while at third base. He stayed down on the ground for a few minutes and trainers came out to look at him. Davis did get back...
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Yoenis Cespedes’s media silence did not last long. On Sunday morning, he spoke to the media and addressed several topics. Off the bat, Cespedes said that he did not want to speak about the past during this interview. He acknowledge that he made a mistake and paid for it, and left it at that. He then touched upon what is the biggest question: will he be ready for Opening Day? Cespedes...
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