The injury to Luca Duda is a big
blow and leaves a big hole in the Mets lineup, but, let's not panic yet.
Somehow, over the last two seasons the Mets have been able to weather the
storm until the players return. Last year it was Wright and d'Arnaud, now
this year d'Arnaud and Duda. Remember the Mets have won four in a row (as
I write this) with Eric Campbell at first and Sandy Alderson is not the
type to rush into a deal and risk getting fleeced. I'm sure he will keep
checking the wires and keep his ear to the ground and make an approiate deal
when the time is right.
Matt Harvey goes tonight and he must
show some improvement or the rumors and speculation will start up and again.
Come on Matt dig deep, and come up with a clutch performance. We
are pulling for you.
I like Travis d'Arnaud, honest, I do
it's just that the guy cannot stay healthy. And it's not a little nagging
thing here and there. No, Travis has some big injuries. The latest
being to his rotator cuff . d'Arnaud
has been on the disabled list since April 26 with a strained right rotator
cuff. He received a platelet-rich-plasma
injection in early May. He has since been throwing a baseball and rehabbing,
but not hitting, with a personal trainer at his home in California.
d’Arnaud is expected to move his rehab to St. Lucie later
this week, according to assistant
general manager John Ricco
"He threw a couple of days ago and felt pretty good,"
Ricco said. "He's going to throw one more time and then head back to Port
St. Lucie in the middle of the week. He's still got a little time in front of
him before getting back out on the field playing baseball. But he did feel
better the last time he threw, a couple of days ago."
We need to get him back and healthy but, can he stay that way.
That’s it for now remember to
Keep the Faith
Stay Optimistic
And
Lets Go Mets
Lets Go Mets
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