Jose Reyes is out of the line-up for tonight's opener against the San Francisco Giants.Reyes isn't being benched for his base running blunders, lack of hustle or poor fielding. The All-Star short stop and gold glove caliber fielder, had a really bad series against the Braves, in all aspects of his game, including public relations with the media. It's being reported that Reyes injured his calf and is now listed as day-to-day. For a team that just lost it's set-up man and clean-up hitter, the last thing they need is to lose Reyes even for one night. "It got a little worse during the game, and it's not feeling good right now," Reyes said this afternoon. "I don't even know how I did it."source NY Post
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