Ronny Mauricio, the Mets infielder, is unable to participate in Grapefruit League games this season due to ongoing rehabilitation from his knee surgery. Manager Carlos Mendoza indicated that although there was initially hope for Mauricio to start playing by mid-March, he has yet to take any at-bats in spring training. Mendoza confirmed that Mauricio's recovery is progressing positively without any setbacks, although a previous issue with knee swelling last fall caused concern. The team continues to monitor his recovery closely as he engages in full activities.
Mendoza indicated there was hope Mauricio would be playing in games by mid-March. However, he has yet to take an at-bat this spring.
Despite the earlier hope for a mid-March return, Mauricio's knee has not yet allowed him to take game at-bats, but there are no setbacks.
Mendoza reassured that Mauricio is doing well post-surgery and is progressing through activities, stating, 'He's getting close.'
The Mets manager Carlos Mendoza emphasized that everything is trending positively with Mauricio's recovery from knee surgery without further setbacks.
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