This is a nightmare The ship is sinking fast New York Mets fans downhearted by news of star pitcher Max Scherzer heading to the IL
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Buck Showalter expects him back when he is eligible: "We want him to be completely healed"15025Max Scherzer is heading to the IL.Buck Showalter expects him back when he is eligible: "We want him to be completely healed" https://t.co/o5pPgKKX0a "Max Scherzer is heading to the IL. Buck Showalter expects him back when he is eligible: 'We want him to be completely healed'" - SNY The news comes after another Mets injury. During yesterday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park, outfielder Startling Marte's finger was hit by a pitch from Pirates' starter Mitch Keller. This forced Marte to exit the game. Anthony DiComo@AnthonyDiComo"So far so good" on Starling Marte, per Buck Showalter. The Mets manager indicated that nothing appears to be broken on Marte's right hand, but the team is still waiting on one last read of his imaging (as well as for Marte to report this morning).
The worst, possibly, avoided.27033"So far so good" on Starling Marte, per Buck Showalter. The Mets manager indicated that nothing appears to be broken on Marte's right hand, but the team is still waiting on one last read of his imaging (as well as for Marte to report this morning).The worst, possibly, avoided. "'So far so good' on Starling Marte, per Buck Showalter. The Mets manager indicated that nothing appears to be broken on Marte's right hand, but the team is still waiting on one last read of his imaging (as well as for Marte to report this morning). The worst, possibly, avoided." - Anthony DiComo The team is awaiting feedback from medical personnel on the significance of the injury.
This is a nightmare The ship is sinking fast - New York Mets fans downhearted by news of star pitcher Max Scherzer heading to the IL
By Bryce Grafton Modified 07 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Seattle Mariners v New York Mets The New York Mets announced that starting pitcher Max Scherzer will miss his scheduled start on Friday and will head to the IL. This is Scherzer's second stint on the injured list this season. Anthony DiComo@AnthonyDiComoNews: Max Scherzer is going on the injured list. He won't start Friday.1029216News: Max Scherzer is going on the injured list. He won't start Friday. "News: Max Scherzer is going on the injured list. He won't start Friday." - Anthony DiComo This is not the news many around the New York Mets organization wanted, but getting him healthy for the playoffs seems to be the priority. Mets manager Buck Showalter spoke on the injury and what it means going forward. SNY@SNYtvMax Scherzer is heading to the IL.Buck Showalter expects him back when he is eligible: "We want him to be completely healed"15025Max Scherzer is heading to the IL.Buck Showalter expects him back when he is eligible: "We want him to be completely healed" https://t.co/o5pPgKKX0a "Max Scherzer is heading to the IL. Buck Showalter expects him back when he is eligible: 'We want him to be completely healed'" - SNY The news comes after another Mets injury. During yesterday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park, outfielder Startling Marte's finger was hit by a pitch from Pirates' starter Mitch Keller. This forced Marte to exit the game. Anthony DiComo@AnthonyDiComo"So far so good" on Starling Marte, per Buck Showalter. The Mets manager indicated that nothing appears to be broken on Marte's right hand, but the team is still waiting on one last read of his imaging (as well as for Marte to report this morning).
The worst, possibly, avoided.27033"So far so good" on Starling Marte, per Buck Showalter. The Mets manager indicated that nothing appears to be broken on Marte's right hand, but the team is still waiting on one last read of his imaging (as well as for Marte to report this morning).The worst, possibly, avoided. "'So far so good' on Starling Marte, per Buck Showalter. The Mets manager indicated that nothing appears to be broken on Marte's right hand, but the team is still waiting on one last read of his imaging (as well as for Marte to report this morning). The worst, possibly, avoided." - Anthony DiComo The team is awaiting feedback from medical personnel on the significance of the injury.