Francisco Lindor Uses Simulated Games in Rehab Ahead of June Return
Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor resumed training in simulated games after a calf strain, and the team hopes he will be ready to return by the end of June. The organization has allowed him to take part in simulated games to rebuild his conditioning.
These simulations mimic real‑game scenarios to assess his mobility and timing. Club officials aim for Lindor to be fully back on the field by the end of June.
His return is seen as a key factor in the Mets’ push for a strong finish to the season.
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