Mets' Tyrone Taylor Undergoes Two Surgeries, Faces Recovery Ahead of Spring Training

The outfielder had an umbilical hernia and elbow surgery, with a two-month recovery expected to keep him on track for the 2025 season.

Tyrone Taylor had surgeries for an umbilical hernia and a loose body in his right elbow, performed in Phoenix and New York, respectively.
The Mets anticipate Taylor's recovery will take about two months, allowing him to be ready for spring training in February 2025.
Taylor played a key defensive role for the Mets in 2024, contributing to their National League Championship Series run with a .248 batting average and 11 stolen bases.
The Mets' outfield situation remains uncertain, with Harrison Bader entering free agency and Taylor's recovery timeline influencing potential offseason moves.
Taylor, acquired from the Brewers in December 2023, is eligible for salary arbitration after earning $2,025,000 this past season.