.@mmargaux8 asks Juan Soto which Mets young player he thinks will be at the All-Star Game next year:
"All of them. I think Benge, Ewing, they have so much talent. I know Lindor is going to be back up again."
The Mets outfield since May 12th, the day AJ Ewing made his MLB debut:
Soto: .314 AVG | 17 HR | 1.079 OPS
Benge: .301 AVG | 8 HR | .816 OPS
Ewing: .277 AVG | 7 HR | .801 OPS
This OF trio is NASTY 🔥
NEW: Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding tells @Clowfb he never considered leaving for LSU with Lane Kiffin:
“That’s not why I came here. This had been going on for two years, whether Lane was going to leave, even the Florida talk the year before. I was like, ‘Hey bro, I Iove you, but don’t get it twisted. I didn’t come here for you.’”
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NEW: QB Trinidad Chambliss has been granted a preliminary injunction against the NCAA and is currently eligible for Ole Miss' 2026 season.
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For those unfamiliar, the hamate bone — which could cause Corbin Carroll, Francisco Lindor and Jackson Holliday to miss Opening Day — is a small, hook-shaped bone on the palm, just underneath the pinky, that is particularly susceptible to breaking. While the recovery is typically four to six weeks, hitters who undergo the surgery to fix it often talk about how their power takes months to return. It’s not like a soft-tissue injury; the return timeline on hamates is fairly straightforward. The time to full health, however, can be longer.