Tyrone Taylor (hip) to miss 2-3 weeks
Taylor was placed on the injured list earlier this week. He'll likely be sidelined into the second half of June.
www.fantasypros.comappeared at recent team updates, Taylor underwent surgery in October 2024 for umbilical hernia and a right elbow loose-body removal; typical two-month returns cited by the team. In May 2026, he hit the IL with a hip flexor strain projected to miss about two to three weeks, likely keeping him out into mid-June. Another update notes his IL move becoming official after a prior incident. Sources show he may miss the latter half of June. Taylor remains a Mets outfielder with a notable recent injury history affecting his timeline. More updates are expected as the team provides clarifications on his return window.
Taylor was placed on the injured list earlier this week. He'll likely be sidelined into the second half of June.
www.fantasypros.comMets outfielder Tyrone Taylor underwent a pair of offseason surgeries, the team announced Friday. Taylor had an umbilical hernia repair performed back on Oct. 30 and just yesterday underwent a procedure to remove a loose body in his right elbow. Typical recovery for each surgery is about two months, per the team. Assuming Taylor’s rehab follows a similar timetable, he’d be ready in time for spring training. … The Mets can control Taylor for another two seasons. He’s eligible for arbitration...
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www.yardbarker.comFLUSHING, N.Y., November 8, 2024 – Tyrone Taylor underwent an umbilical hernia repair on October 30 with Dr. Venkata Evani in Phoenix, AZ. He also underwent a right elbow loose body removal yesterday with Dr. James Carr in New York. The average return to play timelines for these procedures is
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