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Mets C Francisco Alvarez Plans to Play Through Pinky Fracture

Francisco Alvarez, batting .265 with seven home runs this season, will play despite a left pinky fracture and a prior thumb injury requiring surgery.

  • Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez broke his left pinkie on Wednesday during a rehab game with Triple-A Syracuse after being hit by a pitch.
  • The injury occurred while Alvarez was rehabbing a right thumb UCL sprain sustained on August 17, adding to his multiple hand injuries over two years.
  • Alvarez played five innings and went 1-for-2 with a walk in the rehab game before exiting due to the pinkie fracture, with the Mets cautious about his workload.
  • Manager Carlos Mendoza said the fracture is a setback but expects a short recovery, stating, "We’re not going to put him in a position where he’s very uncomfortable."
  • Alvarez, batting.265 with seven homers in 56 major league games, plans to return soon and play through pain as the Mets seek a playoff berth despite the prolonged injury challenges.
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The Washington Post broke the news in on Thursday, August 28, 2025.
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