New York Mets rreceived and shared a complicated news as it was announced that Brandon Nimmo has had to be placed on the disabled list for 10 days of the team. This is because the outfielder suffered a leg injury during the first game they held on Saturday and his return to action in the 2021 Season of MLB it is still uncertain.
Brandon Nimmo is the most recent casualty on the New York Mets MLB roster, having injured the hamstring in his right leg. The injury was suffered during the game of this day.
The outfielder left the field in just the second inning in the first game of a doubleheader against the Washington Nationals when he presented ailment after running the bases.
Luis Rojas, manager of the Metropolitans, reported that the severity of the injury to his element is not yet known, so it is not known when he could be back in the line up for future Major League games.
Brandon Nimmo has seen action in just 77 games of the 2021 MLB Season with the New York Mets. In this time, he has achieved a batting average of .302, with five home runs and 23 RBIs.
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