The New York Mets received some bad news on the injury front in the last few hours. They announced that starting second baseman Robinson Cano is going to the 10-day injured list with a Grade 2 left adductor strain.
He suffered the injury on Monday night against the Atlanta Braves. Initially, Mets’ manager Luis Rojas had said that Cano, along with fellow hurt infielders Amed Rosario and Jeff McNeil, was day-to-day, but tests revealed the strain and he won’t be an option for the short-term.
Cano was actually starting to heat up after a sluggish start of the season.