Robert Jr. claimed by O's as brief tenure with Mets ends (source)
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The Mets reliever is working back from injury after a turbulent first season in New York, now beginning structured throwing activity.
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The Mets third baseman is rehabbing at Triple-A and put up a massive performance, raising questions about his imminent return to the big-league roster.

Mets first baseman Pete Alonso was struck by a pitch on the brim of his helmet; per Theo DeRosa at MLB.com, he avoided serious injury but his status bears monitoring.
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Vientos slugged three HRs in a Triple-A rehab game, per Jared Greenspan at MLB.com, though his return timeline remains unconfirmed.

The Mets highlight Nolan McLean's performance, noting he now shares a statistical milestone with three former NL Rookie of the Year winners.
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Soto returned from the IL and recorded an RBI in his first game back as New York defeated Houston 6-2.

The Triple-A Syracuse starter posted a 0.84 ERA over his last four starts and is drawing serious attention ahead of roster expansion.

New York is seeking salary relief by exposing the struggling-but-rebounding outfielder to the waiver wire with 29 teams having 48 hours to claim him.

New York has placed OF Luis Robert Jr. on outright waivers, opening him to any MLB team; a claiming team would absorb roughly $4.89MM in remaining salary.

New York has placed outfielder Luis Robert Jr. on outright waivers, per Anthony DiComo, making him available to any MLB club willing to absorb the remaining salary.
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The Mets have activated OF Juan Soto off the injured list, per MLB.com, ending a stretch that had kept him out of the lineup.

The Mets have activated Juan Soto off the injured list, per MLB.com, returning one of their most prominent bats to the roster.

New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto has been reinstated from the injured list following a calf injury.

Soto is back ahead of his estimated recovery window and will serve primarily as DH as New York manages his workload down the stretch.

The New York Mets announced roster moves via their official account; specific details were not available in the text of the post.
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Juan Soto is close to coming off the injured list after clearing the last remaining steps toward an activation.

New York's beat reporter released the official batting order for Game 135, with Connor Scott taking the mound against Hunter Brown.

New York adds bullpen depth by selecting Devenski's contract after he posted a 1.13 ERA in 24 minor league innings this season.

Jon Heyman reports the Mets' preferred managerial target is Alex Cora, with current skipper Carlos Mendoza's status uncertain and Dillon Green as a contingency.
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A report from Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon indicates Green is not fully committed to the full-time managerial role with New York.

New York's confirmed starting nine includes several notable names in the outfield corners and DH spot as Sean Manaea takes the ball.

Mets third baseman Mark Vientos played as DH on rehab, going 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI.

The Mets infielder was hurt by a foul ball off his ankle and left the game, though imaging showed no fracture.

Mets outfielder Juan Soto participated in live batting practice as he works back from an injury, signaling progress toward a return.

Francisco Lindor was caught off base to end the ninth inning, pushing the game to extra innings.

New York's beat reporter released the official starting lineup for Game 132, showing several notable positional assignments worth tracking.

The Mets' high-profile reliever is returning from the injured list but will not immediately reclaim his role as the team's primary closer.

Mets starter Kodai Senga continues his rehab arc, completing a new benchmark despite a rough ninth inning outing Sunday.

The Mets catcher has dramatically elevated his home run production recently, raising his fantasy and lineup value heading forward.

The Mets third baseman is working his way back from a fractured right hand, appearing as DH in his first rehab game.

The Mets outfielder has appeared in just 49 games after missing significant time with a lumbar spine disc herniation, continuing a pattern of injury-plagued seasons.

Luis Robert Jr. is in the Mets' lineup batting sixth and playing left field, confirmed by White Sox beat reporter Scott Merkin.

The infield prospect was held out of Binghamton's Thursday contest as a precaution after being hit by a pitch earlier in the week.