RUBEN TEJADA RUMORS & GOSSIP
Injury Updates: Thole, Tejada, Young, Batista, Bay
Here are some Mets injury updates from across the web:
Josh Thole, nearing a return to the Mets from a concussion, is slated to DH for Triple-A Buffalo tonight and catch Chris Young on Thursday morning with the Bisons.
Thole then is expected to be activated Friday. The Mets could ever-so-briefly carry three bona fide catchers, but eventually they likely will have to make a...
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Injury Updates: Tejada, Cedeno, Thole, Young, Batista
Ruben Tejada has been out since straining the quad running to first base on May 6.
He attempted some baserunning Friday that went “so-so,” Terry Collins said, then adding “it’s not a setback.”
“He still has some point tenderness in the thigh so it has not changed,” the manager said. “When he runs the bases he said he was still uncomfortable, so they slowed...
Via Mets Chronicle
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Thole, Tejada and Bay can’t come back soon enough
As the Mets sit at 26-21, they are admirably exceeding expectations and staying afloat the standings in the cutthroat NL East.
However, if they want to keep it up, they are going to need to ramp up their offense and the return of Josh Thole (concussion), Ruben Tejada (quad strain) and Jason Bay (fractured ribs) can’t come soon enough.
Did you see the lineup the Mets trotted...
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Tejada Batting and Running, Could Start Rehab Games This Week
According to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York, Terry Collins said Ruben Tejada batted in an extended Spring Training game in Port St. Lucie yesterday.
Tejada did not play in the field and is trying to comeback from a strained right quadricep muscle he suffered while diving into first base in a game against the Diamondbacks on May 6.
Last week, Collins told reporters Tejada had begun...
Via Mets Merized Online
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Injury Updates: Tejada, Bay on the road to recovery
Here are some injury updates for Jason Bay and Ruben Tejada:
Mets Manager Terry Collins expects Ruben Tejada (quad) back as soon as a week if all goes well when the shortstop starts playing rehab games in Port St. Lucie at the beginning of the week.
Tejada was scheduled to start running Saturday — straight, no bases. He’s likely to run the bases by Monday. It’s...
Via Mets Chronicle
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Mets Shortstop Ruben Tejada placed on the DL
Ruben Tejada’s left eye had a redish-purple blotch under it, a reminder of his head clunking off the infield dirt after a fall on Sunday. It sounded for awhile that Terry Collins thought he broke a bone in his face, but that was not the case.
Tejada was in discomfort in his right quadricep that sent him to the disabled list this afternoon, leaving the Mets without their starting...
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Ruben Tejada’s MRI reportedly ‘not good’
The New York Mets won Sunday’s rubber-match game with the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday afternoon but lost their starting shortstop, Ruben Tejada, to a right quad injury in the process. Tejada was attempting to bunt for a hit in the fourth inning with the Mets up two runs and was successful…..sorta. The young shortstop seemed to tweak something while running down...
Via MetsZilla
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Mets Source: MRI Results On Tejada Not Good, DL Likely
According to the NY Post:
Mets person says Tejada MRI results “not good” and DL stint “very likely.”
Mets person added that final decision on Tejada won’t be made until he is evaluated on Monday. Tejada still thinks he can play in few days.
We’ll see.
Meanwhile, Ronny Cedeno, who has been on the disabled list since April 21 with a left intercostal...
Via Mets Merized Online
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Injury Update: Tejada Suffers A Strained Right Quad, Going For An MRI
Ruben Tejada left today’s game after straining his right quad diving into first base on an infield hit. Tejada also suffered a couple of bruises to his face.
The injury occurred as Tejada tripped while running to first base to beat out a bunt. He landed face first and remained motionless on the ground until the Mets training staff ran out and helped him up. He was taken out of...
Via Mets Merized Online
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24 days ago
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Can Ruben Tejada maintain his strong start?
There’s nothing like a trip to Denver to get a batter out of a slump. Ruben Tejada headed into a three-game set against the Rockies in the midst of a 6-37 slump with 11 strikeouts. But the thin air and the Rockies’ pitching staff helped him to a 10-16 series and now after 21 games, Tejada has a .770 OPS, the 10th-best mark among MLB shortstops.
Many people figured the Mets...
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April 30, 2012
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April 30, 2012
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