Mets' Injury Crisis Deepens with Robert's Setback

0:00On April 30th, the New York Mets own the worst record in Major League Baseball right now at 10 wins and 20 losses, and their injury woes just keep piling up. Luis Robert Jr., the outfielder they grab from the Chicago White Sox this offseason, is headed to the injured list as early as Thursday, with A. nagging bad problem. He's already sat out a few games, got an MRI yesterday, and sources say it's bad enough for an extended stay on the shelf. That puts him alongside Francisco Lindor, who's out more than a month, and Jorge Palanco on the growing disabled list. Fans and analysts are calling this a total meltdown for the Mets, especially since even Juan Soto's return hasn't sparked a turnaround. The team's infield has been labeled among the biggest disappointments, league-wide, hitting hard on their playoff hopes. Robert's been batting just 224 with two homers and eight RBI's over 24 games, so losing his power bat stings extra. With stars dropping left and right, New York's digging an even deeper hole this season.

1:03I'm Corey, with the story, that your New York Mets news today update AI-powered and always on.