Francisco Lindor in the Spotlight: Stress Fracture in the Left Wrist
NEW YORK – New York Mets star shortstop, Puerto Rican Francisco Lindor, is facing a delicate situation. David Stearns, the club’s president of baseball operations, announced this Tuesday that Lindor will undergo medical evaluations due to a stress fracture in a bone in his left wrist.
The news has set off alarms among Mets fans, as Lindor is a fundamental piece in both the defense and offense of the team. The organization is awaiting the final results of the evaluations to determine the course of action to follow.
According to Stearns, there is a possibility that the shortstop will require surgery. If so, the recovery time is estimated to be approximately six weeks off the field.
Despite this potential surgery, the executive indicated that Lindor could still be ready for Opening Day, scheduled for March 26, when the Mets will face the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Lindor’s situation is crucial, and fans eagerly await more details about his health and his possible return to the field.
