ICYMI in Mets Land: Carlos Carrasco tears hamstring, Edwin Diaz continues hot spring

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Carlos Carrasco winds up to pitch at 2021 Mets spring training
Carlos Carrasco winds up to pitch at 2021 Mets spring training

The Mets will take on the Cardinals on Friday at 1:10 p.m. on SNY with Taijuan Walker on the bump.

Here's what happened in Mets Land on Thursday, in case you missed it...

  • Sources weigh in on what Carrasco's injury means for the the Mets' rotation depth >> Read more

  • Edwin Diaz said he never lost in confidence in 2019, despite a bad season >> Read more

  • Marcus Stroman struck out six batters in five innings of work on Thursday, but the Mets fell to the Nationals, 3-1 >> Read more

  • Stroman reacted to the state of New York and the Mets' announcements on having 20 percent capacity on Opening Day >> Read more

  • Manager Luis Rojas gave updates on Dominic Smith and Noah Syndergaard >> Read more

  • Francisco Lindor is more than just "Mr. Smile" >> Read more

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