Injury notes: DeGrum, Muncie, Heaney, Flaherty, Dickerson

Jacob Degrom He hit a prominent checkpoint while recovering from his injury today, as mets The ace threw a bullpen session from 19 pitches. GM Billy Ebler told reporters (including Anthony Dicomo MLB.com) that deGrom just threw fast balls out ofmoderate intensity,And DeGrom will continue to build his arm strength and readiness with more Bullpen sessions in the coming days.

Between the planned program for these bulls, live batting practice, and then 3-5 rehab starts for the minors, Degrom is tentatively slated to begin his first season in July. That schedule is still fluid, of course, given that today’s Bullpen session was the first time DeGrom came off a pile since March. Between a forearm problem ending the 2021 season prematurely and then a stress reaction in his right shoulder during spring training, Degrom has not featured in a league game since July 7, 2021.

More on other injury cases around baseball…

• Max Muncie And the Andrew Heaney Rehabilitation tasks began with Dodgers“Triple-A” continued, with both veterans in the starting lineup tonight. Muncy only played in IL for 10 days on May 28, and given the way he’s been playing with a partial UCL rupture since last October, it’s a very promising sign that he’s already seeing him on a rehab assignment, although it’s not that you know how many games which Muncy will play in Triple-A. Heaney will likely receive several rehabs starting to consider his longer stint on the injured list, as shoulder discomfort sidelined the left-back on April 20.
• Jack Flaherty He is also set to start his own rehabilitation mission, such as basics The right-hander is scheduled to play on Sunday for Double-A Springfield. Card Manager Oliver Marmol Tell John Denton from MLB.com And the other reporter that Flaherty will throw 40-45 pitches and, depending on his condition after that outing, will then throw 40-45 pitches or 55-60 pitches at the start of the next rehab. Shoulder problems have plagued Flaherty in each of the last two seasons, and he has yet to progress in 2022 due to inflammation in his right shoulder during spring training.
• In other St. Louis injury news, Corey Dickerson He made an early exit in the first match of basicsDouble head with cubs. Dickerson was substituted on the right field before the bottom of the second half due to discomfort in his left calf, and it is not clear if the injury was caused by anything in the game, as Dickerson had to play on the field or take in the bats. After signing a one-year, $5 million free agent deal with St. Louis in March, Dickerson only hit .194/.245/.286 in his first 106 appearances on the board, despite coming off his best game of the season. – Dickerson made his first two home runs of 2022 in the Cardinals’ 14-5 win over the Cubs on Friday.