Jesse Winker Violation: Mets LF leaves with right uncomfortable

New York Mets left field player Jesse Winker the first game of the Douleheader on Sunday against the St. Louis Cardinals in the fourth inning with what the team described as a right -handed discomfort.

The injury probably came with Winker's only real action in the field that fell at the end of the third inner when he flew Nolan Goran's victim and unsuccessfully threw home to try Brendan Donovan to NAB, which the game connected with two per piece.

The second Baseman Jeff McNeil moved to the left field when Winker got out, Luisangel Acuna switched from the third basis to second and Mark Viientos joined the game for third place.

Sunday was Winker's first start to the season in the left field. This year he had only played two defensive Innings when the left-handed half of the METS, which is designated, next to the right star ring Marte. He joined .239 with a .734 -OPS, a Homerun and nine RBI in 23 games.

The outdoor field depth of the Mets already hit Jose Siri this season due to a broken leg this season, but an abundance of depth, including Brandon Dimo, Jose Azocar and McNeil, has alleviated the blow. Should Winker miss a considerable time, Marte will see most of the DH-At-Bats, while Dimo ​​would offer a left-handed option that he did during the first game of the Sunday double header.

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