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New York Mets Injury Updates: Trevor May, James McCann, Colin Holderman, Travis Jankowski

New York Mets injury updates: Trevor May, James McCann, Colin Holderman, Travis Jankowski.
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New York Mets Injury Updates: Trevor May, James McCann, Colin Holderman, Travis Jankowski
New York Mets Injury Updates: Trevor May, James McCann, Colin Holderman, Travis Jankowski

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NEW YORK - Beyond the latest promising news regarding injured co-aces Max Scherzer and Jacob deGrom, the Mets provided updates on a slew of additional players on the IL, who are progressing in their rehab programs. 

First, setup man Trevor May (stress reaction on right humerus) discussed where he was at in his recovery timeline in front of his locker in the Citi Field clubhouse on Tuesday. May, who began throwing on Friday and did so again Sunday, is playing long-toss and has extended to 75-feet. The righty reliever will receive another CT scan in two weeks to determine if he can start tossing bullpen sessions afterward. According to May, his arm feels good and he is pleased with where he is at health-wise. May was initially given an 8-12 week timeline after landing on the IL on May 3. He should be able to get back on the mound to begin throwing bullpen sessions around the eight week-mark.

Catcher James McCann (recovering from surgery to repair a broken hamate bone) took batting practice at Citi Field today. McCann, who given a six week recovery timeline on May 13, is nearing a rehab assignment, per the Mets.

Next, we have budding reliever Colin Holderman, who was placed on the 15-day IL on June 8. Holderman underwent an MRI recently, which confirmed the initial prognosis of a right shoulder impingement. Holderman told Newsday he expects to begin throwing in the next few days, but the Mets say he is week-to-week. 

Last but not least, outfielder Travis Jankowski (left hand fracture) is also back with the team. He will receive a CT scan next week, and told MLB.com that he hopes to be cleared to grip a bat afterward. Jankowski does not believe the ramp up will be too long if his next round of imaging goes well, and he believes he may be able to beat his six to eight week timeline issued in late May. 

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PAT RAGAZZO

Pat Ragazzo is the main publisher and reporter for the Mets On SI site. He has been covering the Mets since 2018. Pat was selected as The Top Reporter & Publisher of the Year 2024 by the International Association of Top Professionals (IAOTP) for outstanding leadership, dedication, and commitment to the industry. He has appeared on several major TV Networks including: NBC4, CBS2, FOX5, PIX11 and NY1; and is a recurring guest on ESPN New York 880 AM and WFAN Sports Radio 101.9 FM. Pat is also the Mets insider for Barstool Sports personality Frank "The Tank" Fleming’s podcast. You can follow him on Twitter/X and Instagram: @ragazzoreport.

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