Lindor's Calf Strain: Mets Call Up Mauricio

0:00On April 23rd, the New York Metz just placed all-star shortstop Francisco Lindoor on the 10-day injured list with a strained left calf. It happened right after he scored in their 3-2 win over Minnesota on Wednesday, snapping a 12-game skid, their worst since 2000. 2. Juan Soto made his return that same game from his own right calf strain, which kept him out since April 3rd for 15 games. He went one for three with a walk, but Lindoor's MRI showed a tougher issue than Soto's, so manager Carlos Mendoza says, expect him out longer. Lindoor felt a rounding third base but pushed through to score feet first. He owned up, saying he knew something was off in his lower leg, but had to get home. Still, he spired up, insisting 100% he'll be back this season. This marks just his third major league injured list trip. He missed 19 games early in 2019 with a right calf strain in Cleveland and 36 in his first Metzier due to an end.

1:00Bob Leak, recent elbow and Hamate surgeries slowed his spring too. Metz called up Ronnie Mauricio from Triple A Syracuse to fill the spot, giving him everyday shortstop reps while Boba Shed shifts the third. Mauricio scorching lately with five homers in his last five games there. Lindoor's eyeing a quick recovery, so Metz fans hang tight. This has been New York Metz News Today, powered by AI.