Francisco Alvarez It is known that he is dealing with a thumb injury in the last six weeks of being able to play but will eventually ask him to be under the knife. With MLB.com’s Anthony Dicomo relaying today, Alvarez will undergo surgery to repair UCL’s right-hand thumb “In the next few days.”
It wasn’t until he had the surgery that he knew the exact schedule for Alvarez to return to regular baseball, but the surgery should not be expected to affect his 2026 campaign. A typical schedule for recovery from the process is between six and seven weeks. Mike Trout Famously the program was conducted in early June 2017 and returned to the roster when it returned in the All-Star Game. A similar schedule will allow Alvarez to return to his regular offseason event by the new year, assuming there are no setbacks.
Alvarez will prepare for the 2026 season once he recovers from the program, and he will hope to build on a great second-half performance. Alvarez was selected as Triple-A in late June after severely polished throughout the first half of the season. However, since being recalled in late July, he has been one of the better batsmen in baseball, with an incredible .276/.360/.561 slash. The sample size of this torn is only 41 games and 139 sets, but the hot stretch still sparks confidence in the long-term prospects of the Bats, as he posted results usually hovering around the league average after his first two years in the major leagues.
Once the prospect of finishing the top ten in the sport, but still only 23 years old, even though he has mixed results in his work behind the plate and has not been found in line with the bats, so there are many reasons for optimism about Alvarez’s future. In both areas, Alvarez has shown great glitters at times, such as his upper half stripes on the plate in the second half of the year and his amazing defensive numbers in 108 games after the 2023 session. If the youngster manages to be able to find consistency, even if it can provide consistent consistency throughout the season, then he will provide a brief capture throughout the season, which will be a very good catcher.
This is certainly a welcome development for the Mets, who rely on highly respected defenders Louis Torrence When Alvarez is injured in a minor or this year, behind the plate. Strong, wearing gloves as Torrens, has only reached .226/.284/.345 in 92 games this year. This won’t cut it for the main catcher, especially for a team that risked losing star slugger Pete Alonso Free agent agency this winter after he recently announced that he would withdraw from his contract in November. Alvarez believes it is a core part of the club because they hope to return to the playoffs next year and if everything goes well, it is impossible to imagine him joining Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto As a medium threat to the Metropolitan Metropolitan next year.
