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Metsblog · Aug 30, 2017

David Wright is not considering retirement, at least not yet

Mets 3B and team captain David Wright, who terminated his rehab assignment this past Monday, is not yet considering retirement, a source told Mike Puma of the NY Post.

Manager Terry Collins believes that Wright was dealing with discomfort before playing in rehab games, according to Puma.

Wright is scheduled to be examined in New York later this week.

He played three games for High-A St. Lucie in a rehab stint last week as he looked to return from a shoulder impingement that has kept him out since spring training.

"I continued to have shoulder pain," Wright said in a statement. "I decided to go to the doctor and get it checked out. Will make any decisions going forward after my appointment."

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