Francisco Lindor des Mets fractured the toes, which does not expect to continue on it

LOS Angeles – New York Mets Francisco Lindor’s stop a stopover broke his right pink pink when he was struck by a field on Wednesday, but should not land on the injured list, at least for the moment.

Instead, Lindor is considered on a daily basis, manager Carlos Mendoza saying he was not available for the final of the Thursday series against Los Angeles Dodgers.

Mendoza did not undertake to come back from Lindor for Friday’s match against the Rockies of Colorado.

“If I can tolerate the pain, yes I will play,” said Lindor. “If I can’t, then it would be unfair to play with 25 guys on the list. It’s not just for the guys who are here. I hope I feel pretty good, whether tomorrow or the next day or each time.”

The injury occurred during the first round of Wednesday’s match when the right -hander of the Dodgers, Tony Gonsolin, rebounded a cursor off Lindor’s foot to lead the game. Lindor seemed to suffer from immense pain but remained in the game and played the nine rounds. The X -rays then revealed the fracture.

Lindor said pain is the worst when he puts sneakers or cleats. He admitted that he thought it will be a “nunty thing” that usually takes six weeks to heal completely. When he returns, he expects to play the stop and not to be an designated striker.

“The way I see it is, if I am good enough to hit and run, I should be able and good enough to play the stop stop,” said Lindor. “But at the end of the day, as I said, I trust the coaches and whatever they think is the best, I’m going to go with that.”

Mendoza said Luisangel Acuna, who started stopped on Thursday, will fill Lindor, but added that Ronny Mauricio is also an option. Brandon Nimmo replaced Lindor as a Mets striker for Thursday’s match.

Lindor, finalist of the MVP of the national league last season, reduced .279 / .353 / .490 with 14 circuits and 11 interceptions. Six of his circuits were shots. Its 2.7 FWAR was tied in fifth row of NL entering Thursday.

This is the second time in his career that Lindor has broken a bone in a series against the Dodgers. He fractured his adult right when he slammed it by closing a hotel door in June 2022.

“Three years ago, I [broke] My finger here and it always hurts a ton, “said Lindor.” So that is part of the grind on your body as a professional art. Tins that we are going through. This is what God wanted this week and I will manage this. It could have been worse. “”