Mets moved Francisco Lindor to the 10-day IL after the five-time All-Star shortstop went down with a calf injury on Tuesday.

After dealing with the loss of Juan Soto for 15 games — and a dozen losses — due to a calf strain, the Mets could be looking at a similar stretch without Francisco Lindor with a calf injury. The

If all goes well, Lindor projects to be back in the Mets’ lineup before the end of May. Supposing that Lindor is given the green light in mid-May after his three-week shutdown, he’ll need at least a week of baseball activities and workouts to bring him back up to speed, plus at least a couple of rehab games.

An MLB insider shares an update from the Mets about a potential timeline for the return of Francisco Lindor from the IL.

The Mets lost Francisco Lindor for multiple weeks given a calf strain. Do not panic as gems are found on the waiver wire.

Los Mets de Nueva York proporcionaron más información el viernes sobre el estado del campocorto lesionado Francisco Lindor.