Mets' Lindor Injury Adds to Slump

0:00It's April 23rd, you're listening to New York Met's news today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. The New York Met's are in a rough spot with a 12-game losing streak, and their injury luck just got worse. Juan Soto returned from the injured list earlier Wednesday, but hours later, star shortstop Francisco Lindor left the game against the Minnesota twins. With tightness in his left calf, Lindor had a solid start, ripping an infield single for an RBI in the first, and making a highlight leaping catch at short. But in the fourth, he struggled running from first to score on a double, grimacing around the bases before sliding home. The team shifted things quick, bringing in Brett Batty at third base, while Boba Shett moved from third to shortstop. Fans are feeling the pain as these calf issues hit key players right when they need wins. Soto had missed time since straining his right calf on April 3rd in San Francisco, and now, Lindor faces a similar setback. No word yet on how long he'll be out. With the skid dragging on, the Met's hope this doesn't spiral further, and they can

1:03rally around the healthy arms to turn things around.