Pete Alonso could hit injured list in latest Mets concern
New York Mets’ star player, Pete Alonso, may be sidelined for the upcoming games after taking a 97 mph fastball off his left wrist during Wednesday’s game against Atlanta. According to Jon Heyman of The Post, there are concerns that Alonso may have to go on the injured list and could potentially miss several weeks. This would be a significant loss for the Mets who are already struggling to keep up in the National League East.
Initial X-rays did not show any fractures, but Alonso flew back to New York to undergo further tests on Thursday. There is still no definitive diagnosis, and the team is anxiously awaiting the results.
Alonso has been a vital part of the Mets’ offense this season, leading the league with 22 home runs, and the team can’t afford to lose him for an extended period. Manager Buck Showalter stated that they are doing everything possible to determine his status and hopes Alonso will be in the lineup for Friday’s game in Pittsburgh.
FAQs:
What happened to Pete Alonso in Wednesday’s game against Atlanta?
Alonso took a 97 mph fastball off his left wrist in the first inning of Wednesday’s game against Atlanta.
Will Alonso have to go on the injured list?
There are concerns that Alonso may have to go on the injured list and could miss several weeks, but there is still no definitive diagnosis.
What tests is Alonso undergoing?
After initial X-rays didn’t show any fractures, Alonso underwent further tests on Thursday to determine the extent of his injury.
How important is Alonso to the Mets’ offense?
Alonso has been a vital part of the Mets’ offense this season, leading the league with 22 home runs, and the team cannot afford to lose him for an extended period.
When is the next game for the Mets, and will Alonso be playing?
The Mets are set to play against Pittsburgh on Friday, and the team is anxiously awaiting the results of Alonso’s tests to determine if he will be in the lineup.
Latest Mets Concern: Pete Alonso Possible Candidate for Injured List
The New York Mets could have a major problem on their hands as fears grow that slugger Pete Alonso could be out of action for several weeks. According to The Post’s Jon Heyman, the first baseman was forced to leave Wednesday’s game against the Atlanta Braves early after being hit by a 97 mph fastball on his left wrist in the first inning. The club can hardly afford to lose Alonso for any prolonged period of time, given his MLB-leading 22 home runs this season. Initial X-rays were negative, but the player has been sent home to New York for further tests. With no definitive diagnosis as yet, manager Buck Showalter told reporters on Thursday that he hopes Alonso will be able to travel with the team to Pittsburgh for their next game.