New York Mets utilityman Jeff McNeil After Monday's match against the opponent, it is now considered day-today. Miami Marlins According to Buck Showalter his manager, there was tightness in his right side hamstring.
Showalter spoke to reporters Tuesday and described McNeil's MRI results as “good news”, but didn't specify the details of the test.
McNeil left the game unaffected after scoring on Monday's wild pitch and went straight back to the clubhouse. His batting average rose to a record.327 in the fourth inning when he hit a double.
Showalter stated that he reminds McNeil throughout each season to alert him of any concerns.
Showalter stated that Showalter was able to get him out of trouble by getting ahead of it. He should be back soon, so we hope that this precaution is effective.
McNeil did not make it into Tuesday's starting line-up against the Astros In Houston, it was not clear if he would be available to play off the bench.
Other Mets injury news: Max Scherzer, a pitcher who has been out since May 18, with a strained left elbow, will be making a rehab start at Double-A Binghamton Tuesday. He could return to the field Sunday at Miami if he is healthy.
This report was contributed by The Associated Press.
