Luis Robert Junior Gives Mets Health Update

For the New York Mets, it's March 12th.

Here's what's happening.

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The New York Mets got some great news from their new center-fielder, Luis Robert Jr. during

spring training.

The team traded for him from the Chicago White Sox back in January 2026 to boost their

lineup and defense.

With his past lower body injuries, everyone has been watching closely, but Robert just

shared a strong health update ahead of the 2026 season.

The Mets have taken a careful approach since the deal, easing him into workouts to avoid

any setbacks from his hamstring and hip problems.

Robert, a 2023 American League Silver Slugger, missed time in past years, so trainers focused

on building up his lower body strength.

Right away.

Fans in the front-off has breathed the sigh of relief with his positive word.

It means their big offseason edition could be ready to go for opening day, anchoring center

field with his speed and glove work.

Robert has made steady progress, ramping up baseball activities without issues.

The team feels this smart management will keep him on track as the regular season nears.

Looking ahead, a healthy Robert could change games with his power and quickness at the

plate.

The Mets now enter the year with higher hopes for a strong start.

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