Mets' Brandon Nimmo Sidelined Mid-Game Due to Rib Cage Injury
The outfielder's early exit during a match against the Braves raises concerns over his health and impact on the team.
- Brandon Nimmo was removed from the game against the Atlanta Braves with right intercostal irritation, indicating rib cage pain.
- Nimmo exhibited discomfort after a check swing in the third inning but continued playing until the fifth.
- This season, Nimmo has been a key player for the Mets, leading with a .373 on-base percentage and tying for the team lead in fWAR.
- The injury interrupts Nimmo's seven-game hitting streak and his consistent presence in the Mets' lineup.
- Nimmo's health status is uncertain as further medical evaluation is pending.