Category: Injuries
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Buddy Carlyle dealing with hamstring, lower back stiffness
The Mets injury bug has struck again. Buddy Carlyle was forced to exit tonight’s game in the seventh inning after experiencing lower back stiffness, Terry Collins said after Monday’s 4-3 loss to the Cubs. Carlyle was able to work around a walk in the seventh but showed reduced velocity in the two batters he faced. He…
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Bobby Parnell resumes rehab assignment, roughed up in blown save
Bobby Parnell has been throwing bullpen sessions recently at the team’s minor league complex in Port St. Lucie, Florida, and today he will take another step towards returning from Tommy John Surgery. Parnell will resume his rehab assignment tonight with the St. Lucie Mets, Assistant GM John Ricco told reporters in Chicago this afternoon. Despite the…
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David Wright received treatment on Monday, no baseball activities
Yesterday in Philadelphia, Terry Collins said David Wright was cleared to resume baseball activities today at the team’s minor league complex in Port St. Lucie, Florida. However, Assistant GM John Ricco said he did not resume such activities today, instead receiving treatment at Tradition Field, according to the team’s reporters in Chicago. Wright will be reassessed tomorrow,…
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Vic Black throws a bullpen session, Rafael Montero still feeling discomfort
Vic Black has made some progress as he works his way back from weakness resulting from a herniated disc in his neck. Assistant GM John Ricco said Black threw a bullpen session today at the team’s minor league complex in Port St. Lucie, Florida. He will throw another bullpen session on Thursday, according to the team’s…
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Travis d’Arnaud cleared to start some baseball activities
Travis d’Arnaud has received some good news about his broken hand. Assistant GM john Ricco said d’Arnaud was in New York visiting with team doctors, and was told the bone has healed to a point he can resume some baseball activities, according to the team’s beat reporters in Chicago. He has been cleared to do everything…
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