The New York Mets had a monster offseason, in some ways, matching their crosstown rivals in the New York Yankees.Not only did the Mets poach superstar outfielder Juan Soto and two-time All-Star closer-turned-starter Clay Holmes from the Bronx,

For all of the excitement surrounding the Mets this spring training, the Amazins have been dealt some pretty tough injury luck to start the year. After signing the left-handed Sean Manaea to a multi-year deal and bringing in another ex-A's pitcher in Frankie Montas,

The New York Mets will be without one of their regulars for the next six to eight weeks as a result of a fractured hamate bone.

The Mets appear to be lacking some catching depth on paper. They’ll now put that to the test in reality with Francisco Alvarez out for the next 6-8 weeks.

The New York Mets received a tough injury blow before starting the 2025 season. On Sunday morning, Mets manager Carlos Mendoze revealed that Francisco Alvarez needs surgery to repair a fractured hamate bone in his left hand.

New York Mets star Francisco Alvarez is getting some bad news. Alvarez is expected to miss six to eight weeks due to a hand injury, per MLB reporter Mark Feisand. The Mets catcher needs surgery. Alvarez has a hamate bone fracture.

After signing Juan Soto this offseason, the New York Mets are supposed to be contending for a World Series. Thus far, all they've gotten is rotten injury news, with Francisco Alvarez being the latest.