PORT ST. LUCIE — What plan?
After meeting with Mets officials and medical personnel on Wednesday to discuss how his spinal stenosis will be handled this season, David Wright insisted there is no blueprint he and manager Terry Collins can follow.
“Everybody keeps asking about a plan,” Wright said. “You can’t have a plan.”
Previously, general manager Sandy Alderson suggested Wright’s ceiling should be about 130 games. But the third baseman said that number was not concrete, and how he feels will dictate how much he should play.