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The Mets face a run of long-term injuries this season, risking a repeat of 2009’s losses and delaying their return to contention.
Francisco Lindor is on the injured list with a calf strain and has no timetable for baseball activities yet.
Francisco Álvarez, Jorge Polanco, and Luis Robert Jr. are among players on the IL with varying return timelines.
A.J. Minter and Jared Young are expected to be activated during the homestand as reinforcements.
Polanco is progressing toward a rehab assignment with live at-bats in Port St. Lucie, signaling gradual progress.
Kodai Senga has begun a rehab start in Single-A, throwing 64 pitches in 3 1/3 innings.
The Mets remain hopeful about a youth-driven approach with players like Mark Vientos and A.J. Ewing getting more opportunities.
The article notes differences from 2009, including age and spending, but warns depth and youth development are crucial this season.
The piece includes a long-term injury timeline and minor-league updates, signaling monitoring of rehab progress.

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The Mets are weighing right-side infield fixes as they chase more offense this season.
Polanco's looming return could bolster first-base options and give Vientos more at-bats.
The club is considering Ryan Clifford as a long-term option at first base, despite high strikeout rates.
Trade interest could target Christian Walker to add offense and defense at first base.
Second-base options remain thin, with Semien benefiting from potential platoons and Lindor’s return.
Baty's improving at the plate could influence infield platoon decisions and lineup construction.
Mets could explore a left-handed platoon for Semien and reshape the middle infield with new options.
Mets may shift infield duties to maximize production with limited short-term options.
Health and performance signals will drive how the Mets shape the infield ahead of the season's midpoint.
The Mets are balancing internal calls, prospects, and external trades to stabilize the infield.

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The Mets expect A.J. Minter and Jared Young to arrive from the injured list and possibly Francisco Alvarez and Jorge Polanco mid-June to boost the lineup.
Managerial plans hinge on a combination of youth from the minors and veterans returning to spark a faltering season.
The Mets are aiming for a mid-June return window for key players to stabilize the lineup.
The article frames the upcoming returns as critical to saving the season after a period of limited success.
Fans are urged to access more insights via Post Sports+, signaling a push for subscriber engagement.
The piece outlines a plan to bring back top prospects and experienced players to reinforce the roster.
Cynicism about the season shifts to cautious optimism as the cavalry arrives.
The article emphasizes the Mets' reliance on minor league depth to sustain competitiveness.
Sports analysts and commentators are cited for their inside access to team movements.
The piece highlights anticipated roster moves designed to address current gaps.

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