Lindor’s return-to-play timeline after his surgery (on February 11) was six weeks. Barring any last-minute setbacks, he ...

Francisco Lindor, who underwent surgery Feb. 11 to repair a stress fracture in his left hamate bone, is is back in the Mets' lineup.

Sunday marked 32 days since Lindor's hamate bone surgery, on the earlier side of the expected 4-to-6-week timeline.

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PORT ST. LUCIE — The final piece of the Mets puzzle got on the field Sunday, discarding much of the concern that may have lingered about his potential Opening Day readiness. Francisco Lindor played ...

SARASOTA, Fla.– Jackson Holliday hit off a tee earlier today to test the right hand that used to be protected with a cast.

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Lindor is the third prominent player to suffer hamate bone injuries in the opening week of spring training, following Arizona outfielder Corbin Carroll and Baltimore second baseman Jackson Holliday.

The Boston Red Sox prospect reportedly underwent surgery to fix a broken hamate bone.

The New York Mets’ 2026 season is not getting off to the healthiest of starts. The Mets announced on Wednesday that Francisco Lindor will undergo surgery on his hamate bone. That is a bone in the hand ...