The New York Mets selected the contract of infielder Vidal Brujan from Triple-A Syracuse just days ago following the thumb injury to Ronny Mauricio. The move provides immediate depth while Francisco Lindor remains sidelined with a calf strain.
Brujan, known for his speed and defensive versatility, offers options across multiple positions at a critical time. The recall comes as the Mets continue to battle inconsistency and injuries during a tough West Coast trip and early-season struggles.
This decision is significant because the infield has been heavily impacted by injuries, forcing the club to rely on internal options and minor-league call-ups to maintain competitiveness. Brujan’s presence can help cover ground and provide spark on the basepaths.
The recall highlights the Mets’ need for flexibility as they work through roster challenges and aim to stabilize their performance this week.
Source: MLB.com / ESPN (May 5-6, 2026)
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