Jeff McNeil at the start of the Miss Miss season in sudden injuries

Port st. Lucie – The Mets made another goal in their starting line -up, and Jeff McNeil followed with a tense sloping, said Carlos Mendoza on Thursday.

The manager said McNeil was closed for 7-10 days and added that the belief was that he would miss 3-4 weeks, which would extend into the regular season.

“It could take more than that,” said Mendoza in the Clover Park. “He has to be symptom -free and then we will encourage him.”

Without McNeil, the Mets have a vacancy on the second base and Baty board started there on Thursday when he was facing the position.

In the rest of the spring training, he will probably get more repetitions, but Luisangel Acuna, Donovan Walton and Luis de Los Santos, all of whom were in the competition for a supply role – will also get opportunities.

The METS brought Brandon Bego back into the line -up at ie, after he was accepted according to an MRI with a painful right knee and good news about Sean Manaea, which had resumed a throwing program.

Nevertheless, losses are made after the METs already have a potential shoulder infringement by the potential pensioner Nick Madrigal as well as a broken Hamate bone for Francisco Alvarez and Frankie Montas, who deal with a high-grade LAT strain, have experienced a potential shoulder injury at the end of the season.

“They hate to see it,” said Mendoza about the injuries. “You have to go on. At the beginning of the camp we talked about depth again and again and we are tested here. We know that we have a good team, not only our regular guests, but also with our depths. We still feel good. Unfortunately we had a couple [injuries]. It is part of it. We are fine. “