Is another Mets player headed to IL? ‘He’s in pain,’ says manager

Mets outfielder Jose Siri briefly coated his face as he was being carted off the sector in Saturday’s 3-1 loss to the Athletics at Sutter Well being Park.

Moments earlier, he’d fouled a ball off his shin, falling to the bottom in seen ache. After being seen by Mets’ trainers, he was changed by Tyrone Taylor and helped off the sector.

After the sport, regardless of the x-rays coming again destructive, Siri was seen in crutches. The following day wasn’t a lot better, in keeping with Mets supervisor Carlos Mendoza.

“He’s in pain,” Mendoza advised reporters. “He walked in this morning and still in crutches. Like I said, he’s pretty sore. Not able to put weight on it. He’s getting treatment right now and (then we’ll) see where we’re at.

Asked if Siri’s injury could result in an IL stint, Mendoza said, “It could be.”

“With the way he’s feeling right now,” he added, “I could see this (as) a potential IL.”

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If Siri hits the IL, he’ll be the sixth participant on the MLB roster at the moment occupying the record, which incorporates pitchers Sean Manaea (indirect), Frankie Montas (lat), Paul Blackburn (knee irritation), catcher Francisco Alvarez (left hamate) and second baseman Jeff McNeil (indirect).

Whereas his bat has been silent within the early a part of the season — he’s 1-for-20 with 4 walks and eight strikeouts — Siri has proven his worth defensively and as a baserunner. Whereas the pattern dimension is restricted, the speedy outfielder already has two stolen bases and 5 runs scored.

A type of runs, scored in Friday’s 7-6 win over the Athletics, was scored on a shallow fly ball by slugger Pete Alonso within the sixth inning. Most baserunners couldn’t rating from third on a ball hit 241 ft to shallow proper area.

One other one was scored from third on a weak ground ball to the pitcher within the sixth inning of the third sport of the season, towards the Houston Astros. The run tied the sport 1-1.