Jared Young lost for season after outfield collision with McLean
A frightening on-field collision between Mets players Jared Young and Nolan McLean has ended Young's season, per MLB.com reporting.
Mets outfielder Jared Young will miss the remainder of the season following a collision with teammate Nolan McLean. The incident was described as terrifying by those involved or witnessing it. Young is reported to have avoided a more catastrophic injury despite the severity of the collision. The Mets will need to adjust their roster and depth accordingly.
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