Sean Reid-Foley Begins Season on 15-Day IL Due to Shoulder Impingement

The Mets' reliever's decision to start the season on the injured list highlights the team's cautious approach amidst previous injury management controversies.

• Sean Reid-Foley was placed on the 15-day injured list with a shoulder impingement ahead of the Mets' season opener against the Brewers.
• Despite feeling good in spring training, Reid-Foley experienced discomfort in his shoulder after a workout, leading to the decision to prioritize his long-term health.
• The Mets have faced scrutiny over their handling of injuries in the past, making Reid-Foley's transparent approach to his injury notable.
• Reid-Foley's absence from the Opening Day roster was due to a decision made after an MRI revealed the extent of his shoulder issue.
• The Mets' loss to the Brewers on Opening Day marked their first season opener defeat since 2019, but the team maintains a strong historical record in openers.

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