Mets’ Jeff McNeil to open season on injured list with oblique strain
New York Mets All-Star infielder Jeff McNeil will open the season on the injured list because of a strained right oblique.
Mets' Jeff McNeil strains oblique and will miss 3 to 4 weeks
Second baseman Jeff McNeil suffered a low-grade strain of his right oblique this week, manager Carlos Mendoza revealed Thursday. The Mets expect him to miss three or four weeks — which, since the season begins in two weeks, means he likely will sit out for the first couple of series at least.
Jeff McNeil injury: Mets' second baseman to start 2025 season on IL with oblique strain
Second baseman Jeff McNeil has a low-grade oblique strain and will miss the start of the regular season, manager Carlos Mendoza announced Thursday. McNeil will be shut down 7-10 days and the Mets expect him to miss 3-4 weeks overall.
Mets shut down Jeff McNeil (oblique), rule out Opening Day
New York Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil has been shut down with a minor oblique strain and ruled out for Opening Day.
Projecting the Mets' 2025 Opening Day lineup with Jeff McNeil, Francisco Alvarez injuries
Carlos Mendoza has his hands full with injuries to Jeff McNeil and Francisco Alvarez. Here's how we believe he'll fill his Opening Day lineup.
Mets' 2-time All-Star will miss Opening Day after injury shutdown
Mets infielder Jeff McNeil will not play on Opening Day due to a spring training injury, a right oblique strain.
Jeff McNeil to miss start of Mets’ season in sudden injury worry
The Mets took another hit to their starting lineup, with Jeff McNeil going down with a strained oblique, Carlos Mendoza said Thursday. The manager said McNeil would be shut down
How Jeff McNeil injury affects NY Mets infield: Who plays second base while he's out?
Jeff McNeil has a low-grade oblique strain and will be sidelined for three to four weeks. How will that impact the Mets' second base situation?
McNeil, Mendoza on McNeil's oblique strain
Jeff McNeil and Carlos Mendoza discuss McNeil suffering a low-grade right oblique strain and how much time he will potentially miss
Jeff McNeil and Sean Manaea injury update from Carlos Mendoza
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza says Jeff McNeil has an oblique strain and will not be able to perform any baseball activities for seven to ten days. Mendoza also speaks about Sean Manaea's recovery timeline.
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Mets' injury-plagued spring training continues to test their depth
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New York Mets Suffer Yet Another Impact Injury as Former Batting Champ Goes Down
The New York Mets suffered yet another impact injury this week at spring training, as second baseman Jeff McNeil will now miss at least 3-4 weeks with an obliqu ...
Another man down! Mets lose infielder with ‘tricky’ injury | Who will replace him?
On Thursday, sitting in the Mets dugout, manager Carlos Mendoza began his daily availability with some breaking news: McNeil is shut down for 7-10 days with a low-grade oblique strain but “it can take ...
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