The New York Mets' infield depth is being tested already, and it's only their second day of spring training games. On Sunday, in a split-squad game against the Washington Nationals, utility infielder Nick Madrigal exited the contest in the bottom of the first inning;

New York Mets infielder Nick Madrigal could miss the entire 2025 season with a fractured left shoulder. Manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters Friday

After news breaking that Nick Madrigal will be out for the year, the New York Mets now have a bench role for the taking.

New York Mets infielder Nick Madrigal dislocated his non-throwing shoulder in a spring training game against the Washington Nationals.

Nick Madrigal dislocated his left shoulder during today’s Spring Training split-squad game between the Mets and Nationals. In the first inning of the game, Madrigal (who was playing shortstop) had to awkwardly adjust his body to gather a deflected ground ball, and suffered the injury after falling to the ground on the throw to first base.

New York Mets utility infielder Nick Madrigal will soon undergo shoulder surgery and likely miss the entirety of the upcoming 2025 season, manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters on Friday. Madrigal recently suffered a fractured left shoulder during a split-squad spring game against the Washington Nationals.

The Mets wasted no time placing him on the 60-day injured list, which was bad enough. But the real gut punch came when Mets insider Anthony DiComo reporte d that surgery was likely and that Madrigal was “probably done for the entire season.

Injuries in the starting rotation have the New York Mets scrambling for depth and insurance. The latest addition came Friday in the form of a minor-league deal with right-hander Jose Urena, who can earn $2 million if he makes the big-league roster.

One of the Mets' reinforcements might be heading to the operating room and could miss the entire 2025 MLB season.