Numbers don’t matter. What the Mets look at and concern themselves with in David Wright’s latest minor league rehabilitation in an attempt to make it back to the majors are the simplest aspects.
“At this stage, it’s more about the physical. It’s not about the baseball. It’s just seeing, can he get out there and play the game?” assistant general manager John Ricco said Monday before the Mets began a homestand that started with the Giants following a 7-4 road trip.
“Don’t worry about the results, it’s just the physical playing the game and then do it again the next day and then do it again two more times,” Ricco said.