Francisco Lindor's Progress After Hamate Bone Surgery
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Francisco Lindor of the New York Mets is making progress after hamate bone surgery, engaging in strengthening exercises and baseball drills. Despite the procedure typically allowing for a return in six weeks, Lindor is aiming for full strength in eight to ten weeks. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza reports positive updates, with Lindor already doing one-handed swings, long toss, base running, and conditioning work. Lindor could be ready when the team breaks camp, but fans should monitor his exit velocity and launch angle for potential power dip early in the season. Projections suggest Lindor will hit around twenty-seven home runs, ninety-five runs, and thirty steals this year, with the Mets targeting eighty-five-plus wins. Keep an eye on Lindors lefty swings in April; if he hits five or more homers, hell be set for a strong season.
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