Mets' Lindor Hits Injury Snag

0:00On April 23rd, the New York Mets just can't get a break on the injury front. Their star shortstop Francisco Lindor left Wednesday night's game against the Minnesota twins with tightness in his left calf. This came hours after teammate Juan Soto returned from the injured list. Lindor flashed his skills early, making a leaping grab at shortstop and legging out an infield single for an RBI in the first. He scored in the fourth on Francisco Alvarez's double, but grimaced while running the bases and slid hard into home. The Mets are reeling on a 12-game losing streak and losing Lindor's things bad. Brett Beatty replaced him at third, with Boba Shit shifting to shortstop. That line of shuffle highlights how thin they're running right now. Soto had been out since straining his right calf on April 3rd while running bases in San Francisco. His return was supposed to boost the offense, but now the Mets are holding their breath on Lindor. As the team fights to snap this skid, updates on Lindor's calf will be key hoping it's minor so they can stack wins before it's too late.

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