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Mets' Francisco Lindor may need surgery for a left hamate bone stress reaction, risking a six-week absence ahead of Opening Day.
New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor may need surgery for a stress reaction in his left hamate bone, causing a potential six-week absence, according to team president David Stearns.
Lindor, who reported persistent soreness, is scheduled to see a specialist, and while surgery is possible, the team remains hopeful he’ll be ready for Opening Day on March 26.
The injury follows previous hand and wrist issues, and Lindor, under a six-year, $194.9 million contract, had a strong 2025 season.
Meanwhile, outfielder Juan Soto will shift from right to left field, and several players, including prospects and veterans, are in contention to fill shortstop if Lindor is sidelined.
Francisco Lindor de los Mets puede necesitar cirugía por una reacción de estrés en el hueso izquierdo, arriesgando una ausencia de seis semanas antes del Día de Apertura.