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Wright Ready; What To Expect
Wright Ready; What To Expect
Wright Ready; What To Expect
It's been more than four months since David Wright pulled a hamstring and headed to the disabled list, leaving the Mets without their biggest offensive force, presumably, for 4-6 weeks. Roughly three months ago, Wright learned of his spinal stenosis condition and doubt arose about whether he'd ever be able to return to baseball.
Mets Missing Bats Still Rehabbing
Mets Missing Bats Still Rehabbing
Mets Missing Bats Still Rehabbing
There is still no firm date for the return of David Wright and Travid d'Arnaud to the Mets lineup. Both are still rehabbing their respective injuries at a team facility in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
Wright's Return May Be Delayed
Wright's Return May Be Delayed
Wright's Return May Be Delayed
David Wright took batting practice on Wednesday for the first time since going on the disabled list earlier this month, however the third baseman has yet to begin base running drills to test his strained hamstring.

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