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The New York Mets' injury woes worsened on Sunday, as they had to pull Noah Syndergaard after just two innings as they were shellacked, 23-5, by the Washington Nationals. On Monday, an MRI revealed that Syndergaard has a torn lat muscle in his right arm. Syndergaard had been experiencing pain in his right bicep and shoulder, his throwing arm, in recent days and was scratched from a Thursday start. Continue to Article
May 01, 2017 11:50:am EST
The New York Mets' injury woes worsened on Sunday, as they had to pull Noah Syndergaard after just two innings as they were shellacked, 23-5, by the Washington Nationals. On Monday, an MRI revealed that Syndergaard has a torn lat muscle in his right arm. Syndergaard had been experiencing pain in his right bicep and shoulder, his throwing arm, in recent days and was scratched from a Thursday start. Continue to Article
May 01, 2017 11:50:am EST
Now comes the bad news: the New York Mets just announced that Syndergaard has a partial tear of his right lat muscle. It’s probably worth noting that Mets pitcher Steven Matz had a similar injury in 2015 and missed a couple of months. Obviously it’s hard to say this soon if Matz’s rehab is a good comp for Syndergaard, but we figured we’d throw it out there. Continue to Article
May 01, 2017 11:31:am EST
The New York Mets placed starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard on the 10-day disabled list with a partial tear of his right lat muscle, the team announced Monday. Syndergaard left his start on Sunday against the Washington Nationals after just 1 1/3 innings with what the team said was a possible lat strain. In the second inning of the game, which the Mets lost 235, Syndergaard grabbed the area around his right arm after a pitch to Washington outfielder Bryce Harper. Continue to Article
May 01, 2017 11:24:am EST
Noah Syndergaard has dealt with a blister, cracked nail, biceps tendonitis, arm fatigue and shoulder discomfort at various points this season. He refused to have himself checked out with an MRI and instead threw a bullpen session Friday. He supposedly looked and felt great, and was cleared to make his scheduled start Sunday. Of course, after hitting 100 mph with his fastball to start the game, he was removed midway through the second inning after throwing a pitch and grabbing beneath his right arm (lat muscle). Now, he's headed for an MRI, initially scheduled for 7 a.m. Monday. Asked if it's common for a player to refuse examination, GM Sandy Alderson said, "That's not standard practice, but Continue to Article
May 01, 2017 10:59:am EST
