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Mets suddenly lose another star player to apparent injury
TL;DR
The New York Mets lost shortstop Francisco Lindor to an apparent injury during a game against the Minnesota Twins, compounding their struggles as they seek to end a 12-game losing streak.
Key points
- Francisco Lindor exited the game with an apparent injury
- Lindor felt discomfort after rounding third base
- Mets are on a 12-game losing streak
- Bo Bichette moved to shortstop after Lindor's exit
- Brett Baty replaced Bichette at third base
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The New York Mets were dealt another injury blow April 22 as they looked to end their 12-game losing streak.
Shortstop Francisco Lindor exited the Mets’ game against the Minnesota Twins at Citi Field after four innings with an apparent injury.
Lindor reportedly appeared to be in some discomfort after rounding third base on a double by Francisco Alvarez in the fourth inning.
Bo Bichette moved from third base to shortstop, and Brett Baty took over for Bichette at third.
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It’s a potentially serious setback for a team that’s already had more than most teams in MLB through the first month of the 2026 season.
Earlier in the day, the Mets welcomed Juan Soto back into their lineup after he was cleared to play following a strained calf muscle he suffered earlier this month.
The Mets have also lost infielder Jorge Polanco (wrist contusion) and Jared Young (torn knee meniscus) to the injured list since Soto went down.
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Q&A
What injury did Francisco Lindor sustain during the game?
Francisco Lindor exited the game with an apparent injury after experiencing discomfort while rounding third base.
How did the Mets adjust their lineup after Lindor's injury?
Bo Bichette moved from third base to shortstop, while Brett Baty took over at third base.
What is the current status of the Mets' losing streak?
The Mets are currently on a 12-game losing streak as they struggle to find their footing.
