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Alvarez will begin a rehabilitation assignment Wednesday with Class A St. Lucie.
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Sean Murphy homered and drove in four runs in his return from a rib injury, and the Atlanta Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-5 on Tuesday night.
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The Phillies could not have asked for a better first start from Walker after a brutal 2024 — he put just four Rockies on base over six scoreless innings in a win at home last week.

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Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez set to begin rehab assignment, and 2B Jeff McNeil close behind
New York Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez and second baseman Jeff McNeil are each set to take the next step in their recovery from injury.
Mets’ Jeff McNeil, Francisco Alvarez set to take next step in respective rehabs
The Mets have been without two of their key lineup threats for the first weeks of the season, but that could change in the coming weeks.
Mets set plans for Francisco Alvarez, Jeff McNeil rehab assignemnts
Alvarez (left hand fracture) is set to begin a rehab assignment with Single-A St. Lucie on Wednesday, while the Mets hope McNeil (right oblique strain) can start a rehab assignment there this weekend, manager Carlos Mendoza said Tuesday.
Murphy homers in his return from a rib injury as the Braves beat the Phillies 7-5
Expert recap and game analysis of the Atlanta Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies MLB game from April 8, 2025 on ESPN.
Mets' Francisco Alvarez and Jeff McNeil on verge of rehab assignments
Francisco Alvarez and Jeff McNeil both took batting practice on the field on Tuesday for the first time since suffering their respective injuries.
Phillies' Kyle Schwarber: Cranks fifth homer
Cranks fifth homer
Injured Phillies starter Ranger Suarez feeling good enough to skip a step
Ranger Suarez was supposed to throw a simulated game on Thursday but feels good enough to begin his rehab assignment instead.
Detroit Tigers Catcher Scratched From Tuesday’s Lineup, Placed on Injured List
The Detroit Tigers have had a busy few hours when it comes to managing their roster, making multiple moves to fill out their lineup. One of the difficulties has
Yankees’ star outfielder is out of Tuesday’s lineup with bad case of food poisoning
The New York Yankees didn’t exactly come out swinging in Monday’s series opener against the Detroit Tigers. With Comerica Park […]
Mets Receive Major News After 10 Games
The New York Mets are off to a rocky start offensively. Despite a stellar 8-3 record, the Mets' offense ranks 17th in OPS, 17th in runs scored, and 20th in batting average. The slow start could easily be explained by an early-season slump,
Mets’ Brett Baty, Luisangel Acuña both failing to capitalize on 2nd base opportunity
While Jeff McNeil works his way back from the oblique strain suffered during spring training, the Mets continue to search for offense from second base.
Mets lineup almost at full capacity with injured stars nearing return
NEW YORK — For the first time since Friday, the Mets were able to take batting practice on a frigid Tuesday afternoon. Among those taking swings were catcher Francisco Alvarez (hamate) and Jeff McNeil (oblique), who are on the injured list.
David Stearns looking for Mets’ Brett Baty or Luisangel Acuña to ‘step up’
It’s tough to know how to evaluate the two of them at the moment, but the good news is that they’ve both shown well in the field, so the Mets aren’t missing much defensively.
Mets' Brett Baty could be playing for his roster spot over the next week
The New York Mets are off to a strong 8-3 start despite a relative lack of production from their offense, which has been as cold as the weather the tri-state ar
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Jeff McNeil injury latest: Mets 2B headed to Florida as Brett Baty’ chances wane
New York Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil traveled to Florida on Tuesday to ramp up the rehab on his injured oblique as he inches closer to a 2025 season debut, as first reported by MLB.com’s Anthony DiComo.
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