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How a 15-year-old injury came back to bite Mets' Brandon Nimmo: I ‘pissed it off’
Nimmo sat with reporters in the dugout before Friday’s 3-3 tie against the St. Louis Cardinals at Clover Park. There, he revealed that “meniscus and cartilage” issues related to his ACL reconstruction 15 years ago are contributing to his current knee issues.
Mets injury takeaways: Brandon Nimmo not certain for opener, Francisco Alvarez’s recovery
Nimmo, who is recovering from right knee soreness, said that he may start Opening Day at DH rather than left field.
Mets' Brandon Nimmo says old ACL injury behind current knee pain
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Brandon Nimmo revealed Friday that his right knee soreness/pain stems from meniscus and cartilage issues related to his ACL reconstruction 15 years ago.
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Brandon Nimmo Limited By Right Knee Soreness
In terms of what created the knee issue, Nimmo feels a swing adjustment he made this spring added some extra stress on his joint. He also cited some longstanding MCL and cartilage damage based on a torn ACL Nimmo suffered 15 years ago when he was a high school football player.
Mets projected Opening Day lineup if Brandon Nimmo is limited to DH
Jeff McNeil and Francisco Alvarez have gone down in recent days, costing them a spot in the starting nine on Opening Day. And now it appears that the team might also be without Brandon Nimmo in the outfield,
Mets' Brandon Nimmo Believes He'll be 'Good to Go' for Opening Day
Brandon Nimmo has taken just one at-bat in spring training. However, he believes his injury will be healed enough for the Mets' season opener.
Mets’ Brandon Nimmo opens up to The Post on his injury and Opening Day status
The Mets star spoke to The Post about his injury and how he feels about his chances of playing on Opening Day.
Mets' Brandon Nimmo: Could be limited to DH duties
Nimmo (knee) said Friday he should be available to serve as the Mets' designated hitter on Opening Day but may not be ready to play the outfield, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports. The outfielder had a delayed start to camp while finishing up his recovery from the plantar fasciitis that plagued him in 2024,
Mets’ veteran outfielder could start the season as a DH
Outfielder Brandon Nimmo has dealt with a knee issue of late, which has limited him to being a designated hitter in the lineup in Spring Training. Nimmo spoke to reporters about the possibility of starting the season as a DH.
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Nimmo talks knee soreness: 'I think Opening Day is realistic'
Brandon Nimmo the designated hitter expects to be ready for Opening Day. Brandon Nimmo the left fielder isn’t quite as sure.
Brandon Nimmo expects knee soreness to linger with timeline for Mets outfield return still murky
Brandon Nimmo will be dealing with his right knee soreness for the foreseeable future and is still unsure of when he’ll get ...
2025 Fantasy Preview: Brandon Nimmo
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Fantasy Baseball Injury Report - Spring Training Updates for Ronald Acuna, Brandon Nimmo, George Kirby, Spencer Strider, Gunnar Henderson, more
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Mets’ $19 million trade candidate may have just become an impact piece again
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ICYMI in Mets Land: Clay Holmes to start Opening Day, Kodai Senga debuts 'miracle ball'
Here's what happened in Mets Land on Friday, including Juan Soto smacking a homer and Brandon Nimmo's status for Opening Day.
Juan Soto enlivens Mets culture, helps set tone: ‘I like how at peace he is’
Brandon Nimmo said of Soto: "It’s something you see from the greats like Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods. They want to beat ...