Making his major league debut on September 1, Mauricio was injured on December 10 while playing for Tigres del Licey in the Dominican Winter League. While attempting to steal second base, the 22-year-old collapsed and clenched his right knee. Making 21 starts for the Mets last season at second, Mauricio was expected to participate in spring training for regular playing time.

Mauricio got his Mets career off to a promising start, hitting .248 with two homers, nine RBIs, seven steals, and a .643 OPS in September. This comes after he hit .292 with 23 homers, 71 RBI, and 24 steals for Triple-A Syracuse.

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The Yankees game was the second straight fixture that Maeda departed from early because of discomfort in the top of his right arm. He recorded career-high 11 hits and 10 runs in the fourth inning without any outs.

Maeda began experiencing arm fatigue on April 4, after which the Twins gave him nine days to rehabilitate his arm. While experiencing some improvement during his second and third starts, Maeda was hit on the left ankle by a ball traveling 111 mph, thereby raising further doubts as to his availability.

According to the Twins manager Rocco Baldelli, the MRI scan is a standard procedure to check in on the player’s post-surgery status. The team does not believe that Maeda’s latest setback is related to the Tommy John elbow ligament replacement procedure that he underwent in 2021.

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Romero was hit in the chest by a ball thrown by Tampa Bay’s Wander Franco, however, he was able to persevere in the contest and went on to grab his league-leading sixth save in seven chances.

“Tough play to make, lot of adrenaline and you get a pretty hard comebacker hit right at you,” Toronto manager John Schneider said of Romero’s injury incident. “But good ol’ Canadian boy, he’s tough. He’s feeling alright, we’ll check him out.”

While Romero’s injury remains a concern for the Blue Jays, Toronto has proven to be in fine form as of late, currently finding themselves in second place in the AL East behind the Rays. The Blue Jays have also proven to be formidable opponents when going head to head with the Blue Jays, winning all of the last four encounters between the two sides.

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Seager was running between first and second base after hitting an opposite-field double in the fifth inning when he pulled up with left hamstring tightness. While he seemed to turn around the first base without issue, Seager began to slow down a few steps later; making his way to the second base with his injury. After touching second base, the shortstop bent down and headed for the Rangers’ dugout, even before a trainer could arrive on the field to evaluate him.

“There’s some tightness there and we’ll see where we’re at [Wednesday],” Rangers manager Bruce Bochy reporters after the game, explaining that Seager was due to undergo medical evaluations.

Following Seager’s exit, Josh Smith took over as the team’s pinch runner and filled in as shortstop for the remainder of the game.

Prior to arriving in Texas last season, Seager missed about two and a half months due to fracturing his right hand after getting hit by a pitch.

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“Ever since the beginning of spring training, it’s been tightening on me,” Cueto said, having allowed Joey Gallo to score a three-pointer shortly before his exit. “We will have the imaging done to see where I am. I didn’t want to leave. I want to compete, but you also can’t force things because it was my first outing.”

Marlins manager Skip Schumaker confirmed after the heavy loss that Cueto had been experiencing this bicep issue since spring training, however, the right-handed pitcher continued to push through it.

Schumaker further divulged that Cueto began experiencing discomfort after the first inning, at which point the Marlins’ medical team check up on him. Once it was clear that the pain would persist, Schumaker decided to pull him from the game so as not to worsen Cueto’s injury.

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Brewers head coach Craig Counsell confirmed that Urias is dealing with a left hamstring strain which could become serious if not treated properly.

“It’s a solid hamstring strain, six to eight weeks, probably closer to eight, so it is significant,” Counsell confirmed on Saturday. “It’s unfortunate, but we will have to fill in around him, get him back in hopefully late May or early June.”

Urias picked up the injury on the opening day of the season when he went 0-for-4. While outfielder Joey Wiemer has been called up from Triple-A Nashville to fill the vacancy, it is Owen Miller, who has been spending time both as an infielder and an outfielder, who is expected to fill in for Urias as the team’s infielder. Wiemer made his major league debut on Saturday, slated to play at center and bat ninth.

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Story underwent an internal bracing procedure on his right ulnar collateral ligament. While still an involved procedure, Story’s operation still demands less recovery time than Tommy John surgery, which often involves a year of recovery.

Despite the seriousness of Story’s procedure, Bloom does not rule out the possibility of Story returning at some point late on in the season. “I certainly would not rule out a return sometime during 2023,” Bloom confirmed.

As divulged by Bloom, Story began to experience pain in his right elbow just before Christmas while practicing in an effort to remain in shape for the season. While the exact timeline for Story’s rehabilitation is difficult to predict given the nature of this procedure, a previously suggested timeline of four to six months has been labeled as “optimistic”.

Enrique Hernandez has been listed as a potential replacement for Story, while left-hander Chris Sale is also available.

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Harper is set to undergo surgery after initially suffering a tear in his UCL in April. This injury ruled him out of action for the remainder of last season. and required him to receive a platelet-rich plasma injection in his right elbow in May as part of his rehabilitation.

Dombrowski revealed that there is currently no timeline for the player’s recovery, while it is still unknown whether Tommy John surgery may be required.

“We have no prognosis, really, until [the surgeon] goes into the elbow and takes a look at it,” Dombrowski said. “We’ll have something at that time with the surgery and the anticipation something will happen. I think it will slow him down for the season. We’ll know more next week.”

Before his injury, Harper proved to be one of the Phillies’ standout stars last season, hitting .500 in the National League Championship Series against the San Diego Padres.

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According to the Mets, Marte’s recovery from surgery is expected to take up to eight weeks. Should his rehabilitation progress according to this timeline, Marte should be able to participate in spring training and will be available for selection with no restrictions once again in mid-February.

On September 6, Marte suffered a broken right middle finger after being hit by a 96 mph fastball from Pittsburgh’s Mitch Keller. This greatly disrupted the outfielder’s first season on a new $78 million, four-year contract with the Mets, as prior to the injury, the player hit .292 with 16 homers, 63 RBI, and 18 stolen bases.

Prior to signing for the Mets, Marte played seven seasons for the Pirates before spending brief tenures at Arizona, Miami, and Oaklands. His career high came in 2016 at Pittsburgh, when he was named an All-Star.

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After undergoing X-rays that came back negative, Benintendi is now scheduled for an MRI exam on Saturday. According to Yankees manager Aaron Boone, the player felt a “popping” in his wrist at the time of injury.

“He’s got some numbness in his fingers right now, so we’ll have to get all the MRIs and stuff tomorrow, which will tell us more. But yeah, right now just unfortunate, obviously, for him to have that happen, and hope for the best tomorrow,” Boone commented.

While Benintendi’s injury status and recovery timeline remain undetermined, his absence will prove troublesome for the Yankees, who are already low on left-handed batting options. First baseman Anthony Rizzo is also unavailable due to lower back tightness.

Boone remains hopeful that Rizzo will be available for selection for the Yankees’ game against the Minnesota Twins on Monday. Rizzo is expected to undergo rehab in New York on Saturday and Sunday.

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Making his major league debut on September 1, Mauricio was injured on December 10 while playing for Tigres del Licey in the Dominican Winter League. While attempting to steal second base, the 22-year-old collapsed and clenched his right knee. Making 21 starts for the Mets last season at second, Mauricio was expected to participate in spring training for regular playing time.

Mauricio got his Mets career off to a promising start, hitting .248 with two homers, nine RBIs, seven steals, and a .643 OPS in September. This comes after he hit .292 with 23 homers, 71 RBI, and 24 steals for Triple-A Syracuse.

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The Yankees game was the second straight fixture that Maeda departed from early because of discomfort in the top of his right arm. He recorded career-high 11 hits and 10 runs in the fourth inning without any outs.

Maeda began experiencing arm fatigue on April 4, after which the Twins gave him nine days to rehabilitate his arm. While experiencing some improvement during his second and third starts, Maeda was hit on the left ankle by a ball traveling 111 mph, thereby raising further doubts as to his availability.

According to the Twins manager Rocco Baldelli, the MRI scan is a standard procedure to check in on the player’s post-surgery status. The team does not believe that Maeda’s latest setback is related to the Tommy John elbow ligament replacement procedure that he underwent in 2021.

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Romero was hit in the chest by a ball thrown by Tampa Bay’s Wander Franco, however, he was able to persevere in the contest and went on to grab his league-leading sixth save in seven chances.

“Tough play to make, lot of adrenaline and you get a pretty hard comebacker hit right at you,” Toronto manager John Schneider said of Romero’s injury incident. “But good ol’ Canadian boy, he’s tough. He’s feeling alright, we’ll check him out.”

While Romero’s injury remains a concern for the Blue Jays, Toronto has proven to be in fine form as of late, currently finding themselves in second place in the AL East behind the Rays. The Blue Jays have also proven to be formidable opponents when going head to head with the Blue Jays, winning all of the last four encounters between the two sides.

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Seager was running between first and second base after hitting an opposite-field double in the fifth inning when he pulled up with left hamstring tightness. While he seemed to turn around the first base without issue, Seager began to slow down a few steps later; making his way to the second base with his injury. After touching second base, the shortstop bent down and headed for the Rangers’ dugout, even before a trainer could arrive on the field to evaluate him.

“There’s some tightness there and we’ll see where we’re at [Wednesday],” Rangers manager Bruce Bochy reporters after the game, explaining that Seager was due to undergo medical evaluations.

Following Seager’s exit, Josh Smith took over as the team’s pinch runner and filled in as shortstop for the remainder of the game.

Prior to arriving in Texas last season, Seager missed about two and a half months due to fracturing his right hand after getting hit by a pitch.

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“Ever since the beginning of spring training, it’s been tightening on me,” Cueto said, having allowed Joey Gallo to score a three-pointer shortly before his exit. “We will have the imaging done to see where I am. I didn’t want to leave. I want to compete, but you also can’t force things because it was my first outing.”

Marlins manager Skip Schumaker confirmed after the heavy loss that Cueto had been experiencing this bicep issue since spring training, however, the right-handed pitcher continued to push through it.

Schumaker further divulged that Cueto began experiencing discomfort after the first inning, at which point the Marlins’ medical team check up on him. Once it was clear that the pain would persist, Schumaker decided to pull him from the game so as not to worsen Cueto’s injury.

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Brewers head coach Craig Counsell confirmed that Urias is dealing with a left hamstring strain which could become serious if not treated properly.

“It’s a solid hamstring strain, six to eight weeks, probably closer to eight, so it is significant,” Counsell confirmed on Saturday. “It’s unfortunate, but we will have to fill in around him, get him back in hopefully late May or early June.”

Urias picked up the injury on the opening day of the season when he went 0-for-4. While outfielder Joey Wiemer has been called up from Triple-A Nashville to fill the vacancy, it is Owen Miller, who has been spending time both as an infielder and an outfielder, who is expected to fill in for Urias as the team’s infielder. Wiemer made his major league debut on Saturday, slated to play at center and bat ninth.

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Story underwent an internal bracing procedure on his right ulnar collateral ligament. While still an involved procedure, Story’s operation still demands less recovery time than Tommy John surgery, which often involves a year of recovery.

Despite the seriousness of Story’s procedure, Bloom does not rule out the possibility of Story returning at some point late on in the season. “I certainly would not rule out a return sometime during 2023,” Bloom confirmed.

As divulged by Bloom, Story began to experience pain in his right elbow just before Christmas while practicing in an effort to remain in shape for the season. While the exact timeline for Story’s rehabilitation is difficult to predict given the nature of this procedure, a previously suggested timeline of four to six months has been labeled as “optimistic”.

Enrique Hernandez has been listed as a potential replacement for Story, while left-hander Chris Sale is also available.

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Harper is set to undergo surgery after initially suffering a tear in his UCL in April. This injury ruled him out of action for the remainder of last season. and required him to receive a platelet-rich plasma injection in his right elbow in May as part of his rehabilitation.

Dombrowski revealed that there is currently no timeline for the player’s recovery, while it is still unknown whether Tommy John surgery may be required.

“We have no prognosis, really, until [the surgeon] goes into the elbow and takes a look at it,” Dombrowski said. “We’ll have something at that time with the surgery and the anticipation something will happen. I think it will slow him down for the season. We’ll know more next week.”

Before his injury, Harper proved to be one of the Phillies’ standout stars last season, hitting .500 in the National League Championship Series against the San Diego Padres.

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According to the Mets, Marte’s recovery from surgery is expected to take up to eight weeks. Should his rehabilitation progress according to this timeline, Marte should be able to participate in spring training and will be available for selection with no restrictions once again in mid-February.

On September 6, Marte suffered a broken right middle finger after being hit by a 96 mph fastball from Pittsburgh’s Mitch Keller. This greatly disrupted the outfielder’s first season on a new $78 million, four-year contract with the Mets, as prior to the injury, the player hit .292 with 16 homers, 63 RBI, and 18 stolen bases.

Prior to signing for the Mets, Marte played seven seasons for the Pirates before spending brief tenures at Arizona, Miami, and Oaklands. His career high came in 2016 at Pittsburgh, when he was named an All-Star.

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After undergoing X-rays that came back negative, Benintendi is now scheduled for an MRI exam on Saturday. According to Yankees manager Aaron Boone, the player felt a “popping” in his wrist at the time of injury.

“He’s got some numbness in his fingers right now, so we’ll have to get all the MRIs and stuff tomorrow, which will tell us more. But yeah, right now just unfortunate, obviously, for him to have that happen, and hope for the best tomorrow,” Boone commented.

While Benintendi’s injury status and recovery timeline remain undetermined, his absence will prove troublesome for the Yankees, who are already low on left-handed batting options. First baseman Anthony Rizzo is also unavailable due to lower back tightness.

Boone remains hopeful that Rizzo will be available for selection for the Yankees’ game against the Minnesota Twins on Monday. Rizzo is expected to undergo rehab in New York on Saturday and Sunday.

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