New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor won’t be playing in the World Baseball Classic due to a broken hamate bone. However, pre-injury, there was a real effort to get him on the diamond with Team USA Today.
The New York Mets made an outstanding start to the 2025 campaign. But they crumbled in the latter half to finish outside a playoff berth on the last day of the season.
New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor has slowly been making progress towards making a full recovery from a hamate bone injury that he underwent surgery to repair.
The New York Mets were dealt an early blow in spring training when Francisco Lindor needed to undergo surgery to repair a fractured hamate bone in his left hand.
On February 11, news broke that New York Mets star shortstop Francisco Lindor suffered a stress reaction in the hamate bone of his left hand, which required surgery that Lindor had earlier this week.
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The timing is just cruel. Just as the New York Mets were starting to dream of a clean slate in 2026, the baseball gods decided Francisco Lindor’s left hand needed a surgical intervention.
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza confirmed expected news on Wednesday when he announced that star shortstop Francisco Lindor would undergo surgery for a stress reaction to his left hamate bone.
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When football teams field an onside kick, they often field their “hands team.” Spring training has barely started, but MLB is already fielding its own version of a hands team – more accurately a hand injury team.
With the news of his hamate surgery still fresh in our minds, it’s important that we remember that there is no one on the Mets’ roster – 40-Man or otherwise – that can take Francisco Lindor’s place, even for just a few weeks.
Francisco Lindor became an indispensable component of the New York Mets lineup with his performances over the past few years. The Mets’ shortstop will have an even bigger role for the team this year, as Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo, and Jeff McNeil are no longer on the team.
The New York Mets were dealt a blow on Wednesday when it was announced that star shortstop Francisco Lindor will officially undergo surgery to repair the hamate bone in his left hand.
New York Mets All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor will have surgery Wednesday for a stress reaction in his left hamate bone, manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters.
The New York Mets’ 2026 season is not getting off to the healthiest of starts. The Mets announced on Wednesday that Francisco Lindor will undergo surgery on his hamate bone.
Francisco Lindor is arguably the bona fide leader of the New York Mets clubhouse after several cornerstones of the team departed during the offseason. The five-time All-Star is putting himself on the Hall of Fame track with his display for the Mets over the past few seasons.
New York Mets star Shortstop Francisco Lindor could miss multiple weeks after it was announced today that he’s dealing with a stress reaction in his left hamate bone.
New York Mets All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor will be evaluated for a stress reaction in his left hamate bone that could require surgery, president of baseball operations David Stearns said on Tuesday.
With the New York Mets amid an important offseason, there is no doubt going to be high expectations heading into next season, especially with the additions made.
Detroit Tigers Infielder Javy Baez will not be able to participate in this year's World Baseball Classic due to a failed marijuana test at the 2023 World Baseball Classic.
The New York Mets have one of the strongest infields in MLB, headlined by the team’s captain Francisco Lindor. Since arriving in Queens prior to the 2021 season via trade from the Cleveland Guardians, Lindor has been exactly as anticipated for the Mets.