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A.J. Minter and Kodai Senga successfully completed bullpen sessions, while Jorge Polanco continues to manage bursitis issues.
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With a host of players currently on the injured list, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza briefed reporters on some of their recoveries.
Minter threw a bullpen session on Saturday for the first time since pausing his rehab assignment earlier in the week after feeling left hip discomfort and left it feeling fine.
âHe threw a bullpen yesterday which is a good sign,â Mendoza said. âI think heâll throw a couple of more before we put him back in game action if he continues to feel well. But itâs good that he threw a bullpen yesterday.â
A.J. Minter and Kodai Senga both completed their bullpen sessions successfully.
Jorge Polanco is still dealing with bursitis, which is impacting his ability to perform.
Bullpen sessions are crucial for pitchers like Minter and Senga to refine their mechanics and prepare for upcoming games.
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Minter was on his way back from a lat strain that required surgery last year. The left-handed reliever was supposed to appear in the first game of a back-to-back the day he complained about the discomfort he felt in his hip.
Mendoza said that Senga will be throwing a bullpen session on Sunday which is also âa good signâ for the right-hander.
Senga has been on the IL with lumbar spine inflammation since late April and has struggled mightily this season.
A day after going through baseball activity like taking batting practice from the right side, Polanco still seems a ways away from returning to the club.
âSome good days, some other days when itâs not as good,â Mendoza said.
The biggest problem with Polanco, who went on the IL with a wrist issue while also dealing with bursitis in his Achilles, is the bursitis.
âItâs more the bursitis that heâs dealing with,â Mendoza said. âThe wrist is in a good place. Itâs just the same thing that he was dealing with from the very beginning.â
Polanco began the season healthy but quickly developed Achilles tendonitis which was later classified as bursitis. The chronic pain forced Polanco to either sit out or strictly DH even though he was signed with the intention of playing first base.
With the pain not going away despite nearly a month off, itâs certainly a concern for New York.
Although Mendoza told reporters that thereâs ânothing newâ to report on Robert (lumbar spine disc herniation), with the outfielder still just getting treatment back in New York, the skipper was asked if he thinks the injury can be a long-term problem.
His answer didnât exactly inspire hope.
âWe donât know,â he said. âWait til we get back to New York, see it in person and see what we got here.â