Brandon Nimmo Progresses in Recovery from Plantar Fasciitis Ahead of Mets Season

The outfielder is taking a cautious approach during spring training to ensure long-term health and performance after postseason struggles.

Brandon Nimmo is rehabbing from a severe case of plantar fasciitis that significantly impacted his performance during the 2024 postseason.
He is currently running at 91% of his top speed, as tracked by wearable fitness devices, and is optimistic about his recovery trajectory.
Nimmo’s offseason treatment included physical therapy, platelet-rich plasma injections, orthotics, and experimenting with cleats to manage the condition.
The Mets plan to ease Nimmo into spring training, continuing his strategy of gradual buildup to ensure readiness for Opening Day without overexertion.
Despite lingering concerns, Nimmo and the Mets are focused on proactive measures to prevent the injury from recurring during the upcoming season.