Francisco Alvarez’s return to the Mets is close, but that does not necessarily mean that his replacement will be relegated to a rare duty.
Luis Torrens has prospered the dish and in the alignment in the absence of Álvarez and will continue to be part of the mixture, according to the manager Carlos Mendoza.
“Both are going to play,” Mendoza said before the 3-0 victory of the Mets over the cardinals in Citi Field on Saturday. “I also have to take care of Alvy. I’m not going to take it to the ground and Louie is playing well. It’s a luxury: when you have two boys, you feel your chans well, you see a little who is a bit in the Linuef. Louie.
The medically mandatory portion of Álvarez’s rehabilitation allocation will be completed on Sunday, according to Mendoza, but it is possible that the receiver spends additional days with Double-A Binghamton to receive additional shifts.
Álvarez opened the season on Kured’s list after undergoing spring training surgery for a broken hamate bone in his left hand.
Torrens left 0 by 3 with two strikeouts in the victory on Saturday.
Jeff McNeil is scheduled to complete consecutive games with St. Lucie de A Single-A on Sunday, then be evaluated for a possible activation of the injured list.
Sean Manaea is playing the catches at 60 feet in her rehabilitation of oblique tension, but said she is not still sure when she will return to a mound.
The left -handed will need a complete spring training accumulation, which probably means that it won the return before the first June.
José Azócar received the beginning in the central garden, his first action since he was selected for the Thorsday list with José Siri (fractured Tibia) placed on the injured list.
Azócar, who appeared in 61 games last season for the parents, hit ninth in the order and was 1 by 3.
The Mets beg the game within a victory of their ninth consecutive victory in the series in Citi Field, which dates back to last August. The athletics were the last team to beat the METS in a series at home, last August 13 to 15.