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Mets To Place Noah Syndergaard On DL

By Connor Byrne | July 22, 2018 at 4:15pm CDT

The Mets are placing Noah Syndergaard on the 10-day disabled list after he contracted hand, foot and mouth disease, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com was among those to tweet. The club doesn’t expect it to be a long-term issue, per DiComo, and it believes he contracted the illness while working at a kids camp over the All-Star break, David Lennon of Newsday adds.

This is the second DL stint of the year for Syndergaard, who just returned on July 13 after missing nearly two months with a finger injury. It also continues an almost comical run of bad injury luck for the Mets dating back to last season, when a host of important players (including Syndergaard) began hitting the DL. This year has been more of the same for New York, which has stumbled to a 40-56 record and last place in the National League East.

With the Mets serving as deadline sellers this summer, Syndergaard has been an oft-speculated trade candidate. The Mets aren’t actively shopping him, however, and would understandably require an enormous return in order to move the flamethrowing 25-year-old. Even though he has only totaled 105 innings since last year (74 2/3 this season), Syndergaard remains one of the majors’ most valuable starters. While Syndergaard has racked up just 13 starts this year, he has already accumulated 2.3 fWAR, thanks to a 2.89 ERA/2.56 FIP and 10.0 K/9 against 1.81 BB/9.

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  1. jp23

    7 years ago

    This team is cursed. This only happens to the Mets

    1
    Reply
    • xabial

      7 years ago

      I told you he was most injury-prone, even though he came with one of the most team control (thru 2021)

      1
      Reply
      • redsfan48

        7 years ago

        You can’t seriously consider hand foot and mouth disease a result of him being injury prone

        5
        Reply
        • Michael Chaney

          7 years ago

          @redsfan48 Exactly lmao catching that is just bad luck basically

          Reply
        • mikeyank55

          7 years ago

          Or a good plan to meet Cespedes on the DL so that they can golf for a few weeks again.

          Bad luck would happen if it was another team.

          This is simply the Mets’ Way.

          There’s only one solution: clean house from top to bottom.

          Boycott the Mets!

          No ticket purchases,period.
          Do NOT Watch SNY

          Force change.

          Reply
        • User 4245925809

          7 years ago

          It is kind of comical tho and serious at the same time. kind of like when jed Lowrie got mono when he was with Boston… Serious stuff, just not illnesses one sees, except in extreme rare occurrences from ballplayers.

          Reply
    • JaysForDays

      7 years ago

      Jays are right up there…. ironically, we traded him and d’arnaud to you. That should tell you all you need to know.

      Reply
      • iverbure

        7 years ago

        Jays players play on concrete. If you don’t think that’s significant first put on a pair of work boots and walk around on a concrete floor for 8 hours. When your knees and back hurt, then tune in and watch vladdy Guerrero walk around at the hof or Andre Dawson. It hurts watching those guy walks around. It’s no wonder Donaldson has had calf issues for two years now.

        Reply
        • Perksy

          7 years ago

          Ridiculous after all these years Toronto still does not have natural grass.

          Reply
        • its_happening

          7 years ago

          1 – Jays shared the field with the Canadian Football team up until a couple years ago.

          2 – Costs would be upwards of $400-million to insert natural grass.

          3 – Their roof does not let in sunlight. Because of Toronto’s weather they’d have to keep the roof closed for most of the calendar year.

          So, that’s why they haven’t switched surfaces.

          Reply
        • TheBoatmen

          7 years ago

          Actually they were working with the Univeristy of Guelph on a way to install real grass. It was all set to go in before Shapiro came in and it didn’t happen after. They instead chose to put in real dirt in the infield. It will take a life threatening injury like Pillar almost had for them to do something now.

          Reply
        • Nego

          7 years ago

          I mean Pillar suffered that injury on the road, and the study that they underwent was led by Shapiro and they deemed it financially un-feasible. It’s not like they aren’t un-aware of it, there just isn’t much they can do outside of building a new stadium which won’t happen anytime soon.

          Reply
    • Michael Chaney

      7 years ago

      And pitchers for the Angels

      Reply
  2. matt41265

    7 years ago

    I’m a Mets fan and I’m really starting to get sick of this pathetic team

    Reply
  3. jp23

    7 years ago

    This team is cursed. This only happens to
    the Mets

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    Reply
    • nsmith12641

      7 years ago

      I mean it does happen frequently, but the angels might have the Mets beat.

      Reply
      • Mjm117

        7 years ago

        Yeah to children.

        Reply
      • darkstar61

        7 years ago

        The numbers may be aimilar, but I do have to admit the Mets injuries are much odder and more unavailable. Meanwhile the Angels seem to helping create or at least increase the likelihood of most of theirs.

        Reply
        • greatdaysport

          7 years ago

          That is flat out STUPID. Angels did not create even the likelihood of their injuries.

          Every one of those pitchers had a previous history of injuries or recovering.

          Now Heany, Skaggs and Tropeano are done with their surgeries and next year they get Romero, Shoemaker, Meyers and Middleton back…Stupid!

          Reply
      • Bob Knob

        7 years ago

        No … no it doesn’t happen frequently.

        Reply
      • Perksy

        7 years ago

        Well the Angels are the Mets west.

        Reply
    • mikeyank55

      7 years ago

      There’s only one way to end this soap opera:

      Join the boycott.
      Stop supporting the Wilpon’s farce.
      Do not buy tickets.
      Do not Watch SNY.

      Simple

      Otherwise you can blame yourself
      The choice is YOURS!

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      Reply
  4. halofan20

    7 years ago

    Herpes

    1
    Reply
    • Captain Dunsel

      7 years ago

      No, it’s a Coxsackie virus.

      Reply
  5. gol d. pond

    7 years ago

    When’s the expansion? I wanna change to a Portland fan

    Reply
    • Perksy

      7 years ago

      I’d rather see a contraction. Get Tampa, Miami, and San Diego out of baseball. Horrible for the game. Just a waste

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      Reply
      • cysoxsale

        7 years ago

        add south Chicago in there. Owner cares only for himself

        Reply
  6. top jimmy

    7 years ago

    Cursed.

    Reply
  7. afsooner02

    7 years ago

    Odd disease to acquire….

    4
    Reply
  8. realgone2

    7 years ago

    What the hell?!

    1
    Reply
  9. eileenyanks

    7 years ago

    That’s because he always puts his foot in mouth when he talks!
    As for his hand, he is always fixing his hair after a pitch.

    3
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    • adirocco

      7 years ago

      What a dumb post

      4
      Reply
      • metseventually 2

        7 years ago

        Yeah, all of her posts are very dumb.

        4
        Reply
        • mikeyank55

          7 years ago

          Hey Eventually.

          Dumb is continuing with your posting identity.

          I thought that you were smart enough after all of the humiliation to get ahead of this?

          Instead you defend it though posts that aggregate you?

          It’s time to endorse the boycott.

          I mean how much more pain do you want to self inflict?

          Reply
        • eileenyanks

          7 years ago

          mikeyank55,
          lol, don’t ya just love when their anger shines through
          towards women and not really what the post is about
          Look who they root4?
          Thanks again for you brilliant retorts!! You’re the man

          Reply
  10. majorflaw

    7 years ago

    “Hand, foot and mouth disease”?

    Never heard of that one.

    Reply
    • 24TheKid

      7 years ago

      Young kids get it more often, I honestly diddnt think adults could get it.

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      • Falsehope

        7 years ago

        yeah. not too common in adults. kids get it all the time.

        Reply
      • slowcurve

        7 years ago

        Is Noah really an adult though?

        2
        Reply
        • eileenyanks

          7 years ago

          SlowCurve,
          Awesome, NO!!! XO

          Reply
    • thesheriffisnear

      7 years ago

      You must not have young kids

      1
      Reply
      • majorflaw

        7 years ago

        “You must not have young kids.”

        Guilty as charged. Now can you tell me, is it a fungus, a virus, a bacterial infection or something else?

        Reply
        • davidcoonce74

          7 years ago

          It’s a fairly mild viral infection. Kids get it a lot; you see it in day cares often. There’s not really treatment for it – it goes away in a few days. My kid was in a day care that had an outbreak – he didn’t get it but a lot of kids did. Their hands and faces swell up and they have rashes. I think maybe they had a mild fever too, and general weakness, like the flu or something. No long-term effects. Adults almost never get it, unless they work around kids, which is apparently what happened with Syndegaard.

          Hoof and Mouth disease is a very different thing, and more serious. , but not dangerous either. Kids usually get it too.

          Reply
        • thesheriffisnear

          7 years ago

          My medical expertise on the matter consists of being a parent of a child that had this once, so you’d be better off researching it yourself. But it’s a virus that kids can contract. They get bumps and rashes on, you guessed it, their hands, feet, and mouth. It isn’t fun, but doesn’t last terribly long

          Reply
        • majorflaw

          7 years ago

          Thanks to both of you for telling me something I really didn’t know. Sounds unpleasant but not fatal.

          2
          Reply
        • mikeyank55

          7 years ago

          It takes about 5-7 MPH off your fastball. A dead giveaway for a player who’s first half performance should have told him to get rest at home.

          Reply
    • badco44

      7 years ago

      Yeah heard of in farm animals… new one on me

      Reply
      • ShieldF123

        7 years ago

        That’s Foot and Mouth (or Hoof and Mouth). Not the same thing as Hand, Foot and Mouth disease.

        Feels like they should have better names for these things

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        Reply
  11. TennVol

    7 years ago

    Wow! Has any MLB player ever had that? Sounds like he has spent a lot of time around pigs and cows…

    2
    Reply
    • clrrogers 2

      7 years ago

      Or unclean women.

      3
      Reply
    • eileenyanks

      7 years ago

      Frank, lol

      Reply
  12. michael102160

    7 years ago

    Hoof & Mouth???

    Reply
    • ShieldF123

      7 years ago

      Not the same thing

      Reply
  13. driftcat28 2

    7 years ago

    Ew lol Noah got the herps

    2
    Reply
  14. jp23

    7 years ago

    Koksaki for sure

    1
    Reply
  15. mattblaze13

    7 years ago

    I guess it’s gonna be hard to trade him now

    1
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    • eileenyanks

      7 years ago

      who wants someone always on the DL?

      1
      Reply
    • thesheriffisnear

      7 years ago

      This means nothing in regards to his trade value.

      Reply
      • mikeyank55

        7 years ago

        You’ve never been a GM. Trade good assets for this fair haired boy and what you get are large bills from the beauty parlor.

        This is NOT a curse-unless you say that this pathetic franchise has the uncanny ability to find new depth to the meaning:

        Worst and doing our worst to get better.

        Join the resistance. Boycott the Mets. No ticket purchases. No SNY.

        Reply
        • thesheriffisnear

          7 years ago

          I’m not a Mets fan. I never claimed to be a GM. I was simply stating that him contracting HFMD doesn’t change his trade value from whatever it was before. It’s a virus that clears up in a few days, not a long term illness. Chill out.

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  16. baseball1600

    7 years ago

    Syndergaard for Mengden straight up. Who hangs up first?

    Reply
    • Michael Chaney

      7 years ago

      Too light; the A’s would probably also want deGrom. Maybe Nimmo and Conforto.

      Reply
    • pdubs2907

      7 years ago

      Mets hang up. Mengden more durable, but the ceiling on Syndegaard is so much higher.

      Reply
  17. madmanTX

    7 years ago

    I thought that was a sarcastic joke, like “foot in mouth” disease.

    Reply
  18. BlueSkyLA

    7 years ago

    Syndergaard is actually kind of lucky. If he was a cow they’d have shot and buried him.

    1
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    • kripes-brewers

      7 years ago

      Good one blue, damn near fell outta my chair!

      1
      Reply
    • Bob Knob

      7 years ago

      Great remark !
      Funny mental picture (or maybe not … I guess)

      Reply
    • mikeyank55

      7 years ago

      That might be next.

      Reply
      • eileenyanks

        7 years ago

        mikeyank55

        Reply
        • eileenyanks

          7 years ago

          I am laughing so hard from you, lol, I forgot to post!!

          Reply
    • eileenyanks

      7 years ago

      BlueSky,
      Lmao, Love it!!

      Reply
  19. bobtillman

    7 years ago

    Technically it’s known as “coxsakier viral infection”; and no, I’m not making it up (see mlb.com).

    Too rich to comment………not that there’s anything wrong with that……

    Reply
  20. jobro962

    7 years ago

    Matt Harvey 2.0

    Reply
  21. tommyl

    7 years ago

    Foot in mouth disease?

    Reply
  22. Joeypower

    7 years ago

    I started to like the dickey trade as now. : )

    Reply
  23. hiflew

    7 years ago

    This is a disease that has a poor name. A great baseball player in Lou Gehrig once gave his name to a disease, perhaps we could start referring to this as Noah Syndergaard’s Disease. At least the prognosis is much better with this one.

    1
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    • mikeyank55

      7 years ago

      It’s more appropriate to call it:

      The Thor Syndrome

      Reply
      • hiflew

        7 years ago

        I’ll go you one better

        Thor Pox

        Reply
  24. baseballnerd20

    7 years ago

    I thought they were going to tell us he caught it by shaking hands with one of the Wilpon’s.

    1
    Reply
  25. Piro

    7 years ago

    If the Mets release David Wright all the bad will go away. He carries that bad aura around him, everything that’s going wrong with the them is because they haven’t had the guts to release him. The Mets fans are gonna thank me, once they release Wright and they start winning.

    Reply
    • mikeyank55

      7 years ago

      Hey Piro-that’s as realistic a prediction as saying that your namesake district attorney, on self exile to reality Judge is now self procrastinated to Fox expert.

      Just sayin.

      1
      Reply
  26. justreading

    7 years ago

    it’s the mickey callaway disease (foot in mouth)
    I know, just had to say it after the way he handled
    the cespedes matter and the press all year

    1
    Reply
    • Bob Knob

      7 years ago

      The Cespedes matter is all on … Cespedes.

      Reply
    • mikeyank55

      7 years ago

      Hey just. Leave Mickey alone. He’s an innocent bystander to a team who’s destiny is redefined Avery few days.

      It’s time for you to get yourself out of denial.

      STOP supporting the Mets.
      Do NOT purchase any more tickets.
      CLICK away from SNY.
      START posting in social media to embarrass the Wilpon’s.

      Reply
  27. jekporkins

    7 years ago

    Look, it’s a cursed team. Even their GM went on the DL and is out of the game.

    Reply
  28. slider32

    7 years ago

    Same thing Rex Ryan had, foot in mouth disease!

    Reply
  29. Begamin

    7 years ago

    oof

    Reply
  30. jwr0223

    7 years ago

    Sounds like something he might have caught from the Front office.

    Reply
  31. backseatgm

    7 years ago

    It is a strategy to avoid trading Thor.

    Reply
  32. leftcoaster

    7 years ago

    Simple virus that lasts 2 to 3 days. Relax Mets fans.

    Reply

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