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Mets Catcher Alvarez Nears Return from Back Tightness

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Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez, whos been impressing with offseason improvements, experienced back tightness during a spring training game against the Astros. Trainers pulled him as a precaution, but hes already feeling better and could return to the lineup tomorrow. The Mets are optimistic about his progress, aiming to build momentum for opening day with his bat and glove behind the plate.

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Mets Catcher Alvarez Nears Return from Back Tightness

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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mets Catcher Alvarez Nears Return from Back Tightness. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00You're listening to New York Metz News today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. Metz catcher Francisco Alvarez gave everyone a brief scare with backtainists during spring training. But the good news is, it's nothing major. He's already feeling better today, according to manager Carlos Mendoza, and could slot right back into the line of tomorrow if he keeps improving. This happened in their game against the Houston Astros, where trainers pulled him in the fourth inning, just to play it safe. Mendoza called it a precautionary move right after, with no plans for him to play the next day. Alvarez has impressed his spring, thanks to smart offseason tweaks, like better nutrition, that helped him drop some weight. His strong play makes him a big piece for the Metz, as they pushed a rebound from last season's rough finish. The latest update points to steady progress, keeping him day-to-day but on track. Metz gave him the all clear so far, avoiding any setback this early. With Alvarez nearing a return, the Metz stay focused on building momentum ahead of opening

1:02day, counting on his bat and glove behind the plate.

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