Category: Injuries
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Yoenis Cespedes expects to be ready for Game 1 of the World Series
Yoenis Cespedes did not participate in Saturday’s team workout at Citi Field, presumably due to continued soreness in his left shoulder. But Cespedes was on the field with his teammates, and said afterwards he is feeling much better than he did before his cortisone injection, and expects to be ready to start Game 1 of…
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Yoenis Cespedes received cortisone shot in shoulder, to workout on Saturday
Yoenis Cespedes left Wednesday’s game against the Cubs with a sore shoulder, and Terry Collins said during the game he had trouble lifting his arm up over his head as a result of the injury. Cespedes received a cortisone shot on Thursday in New York, and was told to rest for 24 hours before resuming baseball…
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Juan Uribe hit and took ground balls, to do more work on Saturday
Juan Uribe has been working to return from a chest contusion he sustained in a game against the Yankees in mid-September, but has remained idle through the first two rounds of the playoffs. But on Friday at Citi Field, Uribe participated in baseball activities, including hitting, taking ground balls and some light throwing on the field…
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Juan Uribe unlikely to be active in the World Series
Last weekend, there was some renewed hope Juan Uribe might be active for the World Series after he participated in baseball activities at Citi Field. But that hope appears to now be fading. On Thursday, Marc Carig of Newsday said it was unlikely Uribe would be ready for the World Series, and would likely be left…
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Yoenis Cespedes leaves Game 4 with a sore left shoulder
Things have gone so well for the Mets in the National League Championship Series, but they were thrown for a loop when Yoenis Cespedes exited Game 4 in the second inning with a sore left shoulder. Juan Lagares replaced Cespedes in center field. Cespedes drew a key walk to prolong the first inning, allowing Lucas Duda to…
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