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Mets' Manaea Out Two Weeks with Oblique Injury

4/2/2025

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Summary

Story summary

New York Mets pitcher Sean Manaea faces a frustrating setback, sidelined for two weeks due to right oblique inflammation after receiving a PRP injection. Once anticipated to return by late April, his comeback is now delayed until late May or early June, compounding the Mets' struggles with a roster already burdened by injuries to several starters.

History

Historical Context

Sean Manaea's injury setback mirrors the Mets' historical struggles with player health. In 2009, the team faced a record 20 players on the disabled list, leading to a disappointing 70-92 season. Injuries have long plagued the Mets, impacting their performance and playoff aspirations since their inception in 1962.

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Story summary

New York Mets pitcher Sean Manaea faces a frustrating setback, sidelined for two weeks due to right oblique inflammation after receiving a PRP injection. Once anticipated to return by late April, his comeback is now delayed until late May or early June, compounding the Mets' struggles with a roster already burdened by injuries to several starters.

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