Category: Injuries
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Travis d’Arnaud catches nine innings for the B-Mets on Wednesday
Travis d’Arnaud took another step towards returning to the Mets on Wednesday night in Binghamton. D’Arnaud caught all nine innings for the B-Mets against the New Britain Rock Cats on Wednesday, going 1-for-5 in Binghamton’s 11-4 win over New Britain at NYSEG Stadium. D’Arnaud is 6-for-20 during his rehab assignment. He is expected to join the…
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Steven Matz showing improvement, will be re-examined in a week
The Mets received some more encouraging news on the injury front on Tuesday. Steven Matz has been shutdown for nearly three weeks since the discovery or a torn lay muscle in his left side. Matz visited with team doctors during Monday’s off-day, and Sandy Alderson said the tear has improved, although he will undergo another…
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Travis d’Arnaud will catch the next two days in Binghamton, could return this weekend
Travis d’Arnaud has appeared in three rehab games with Double-A Binghamton, catching a total of 12 innings and serving as the team’s designated hitter in the other. On Tuesday, Terry Collins said d’Arnaud will catch today and tomorrow for the B-Mets, at which point the club could activate the catcher in time for the first game…
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David Wright hit, ran and fielded grounders in New York on Tuesday
Both Terry Collins and Sandy Alderson said last week David Wright had begun simulated baseball activities under the supervision of Dr. Robert Watkins in Los Angeles. Alderson said late last week Wright would return to New York and perform some baseball related activities at Citi Field as well as visit with team doctors in New York.…
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Travis d’Arnaud catches seven innings in latest rehab game
Travis d’Arnaud continues to work his way towards returning to the Mets at the end of the week. D’Arnaud went 1-for-3 with a single for Double-A Binghamton against the New Britain Rock Cats at NYSEG Stadium. He caught seven innings. Presumably, d’Arnaud will catch nine innings either tomorrow or Wednesday, and serve as the designated hitter in…
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