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Reyes activated as injured Mets trickle back
- Updated: August 13, 2016
NEW YORK — The message from manager Terry Collins has been the same throughout this rough stretch of play for the Mets; “We’re still in this thing.” Despite having a roster depleted by injuries and losing 12 of their last 16 games, the club found itself only three games back of the Marlins for the final National League Wild Card spot entering play on Saturday.
Now, it seems, the Mets are closing in on getting back the players they need to make a run down the stretch, beginning by activating infielder Jose Reyes (left intercostal strain) from the 15-day disabled list on Saturday.
“His energy is going to bring something here,” Collins said. “I think one thing Jose is going to bring to us — and before he got hurt he was showing — is his leadership on the field and we need that energy. He’s trying to revitalize his career, and he’s in the right place for that.
“If anybody loves to play in New York and come through, it’s Jose Reyes. Tonight is a good day to have him back.”
The club also recalled right-handed pitcher and No. 18 prospect Gabriel Ynoa on Saturday to provide …
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