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Francisco Lindor is recovering from a calf strain and has removed his foot boot, with a follow-up MRI scheduled soon. Updates on Jorge Polanco, Luis Robert Jr., and A.J. Minter were also provided.

David Stearns and Carlos Mendoza provided Mets injury updates prior to Tuesdayâs game against the TigersâŠ
Francisco Lindor is feeling better, and heâs shed the boot on his left foot as he continues recovering from a calf strain.
Lindor is set to undergo a follow-up MRI within the next few days.
From that point, Stearns said that the the team will get opinions from their doctors so they can start mapping out what a return to play looks like.
âWe wonât know until we see the results of the MRI,â he said. âWe need to get it over the next 48 hours or so and once we get that weâll get out doctors to map out a plan.â
Stearns also said the team isnât concerned Lindorâs injury could impact his Achilles.
The star shortstop has been on the IL since April 23.
While both Stearns and Mendoza emphasized that A.J. Ewingâs call-up had nothing to do with **Luis Robert Jrâ**s timeline, they didnât have a positive update on the injured outfielder.
Robert hasn't been progressing as hoped, and he continues to deal with discomfort in his lower back.
âHeâs still showing some symptoms there,â Mendoza explained.
The team hasnât gotten any indication surgery could be required, but they are consulting with additional specialists.
Robert received an injection upon landing on the IL two weeks ago, and the Mets said at the time that they didnât expect him to miss much more than the minimum.
They do not have an update on his timeline, as of now.
Francisco Lindor has removed the boot from his left foot and is feeling better as he recovers from a calf strain.
Francisco Lindor's follow-up MRI is set to take place within the next few days.
The article provides updates on their injuries, but specific details are not mentioned in the excerpt.
Francisco Lindor's recovery is progressing well as he has shed his boot and is feeling better.
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Apr 5, 2026; San Francisco, California, USA; New York Mets designated hitter Jorge Polanco (11) stands in the on deck during the first inning against the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park. / D. Ross Cameron - Imagn Images
The Mets will be without Jorge Polanco a bit longer as well, as he continues recovering from bursitis in his Achilles.
Stearns said Polancoâs ankle continues to show signs, and they have to get it asymptomatic before he can work his way back into the lineup.
âWe have good days and then it flares up,â he said. âWe need to get the ankle asymptomatic so we know he can go out on a daily basis, run the bases freely, and weâre not there yet.â
The team is currently following protocols put forward by specialists in that area, which have not recommended shutting Polanco down completely.
The veteran began the season but quickly developed the issue.
He played just two games at 1B then was in and out of the lineup as the DH before landing on the IL on April 18.
Polanco resumed baseball activities over the past few weeks, but hasnât been able to take the next step in his recovery with the issue continuing to flare up.
The left-hander doesnât appear far off from resuming his rehab assignment after completing a successful bullpen session on Tuesday at Citi Field.
Minter is expected to toss at least one more bullpen later this week.
Heâll then head to the minors to continue building up, but could be back up with the big-league club before long.
Stearns said a two-to-three week timeline is about right.
Minter, of course, wasnât too far off from making his return to the Mets' bullpen before left hip discomfort caused him to pause his rehab last week.
Heâd allowed just three runs (one earned) over eight appearances, at the time.