Giants' Michael Conforto: Scratched Tuesday

Out of the Lineup

Michael Conforto, the New York Mets' outfielder, was scratched from Tuesday's lineup against the Milwaukee Brewers due to left hamstring tightness. The injury occurred during Monday's game, which the Mets went on to win 7-3 against the Brewers.

Conforto is one of the Mets' most important players and his absence from the lineup is a significant blow.

Expected to Return Soon

The Mets are hopeful that Conforto will only miss a few games and that he will be back in the lineup soon.

"We're just going to take it day by day and see how he feels," manager Luis Rojas said.

The Mets are currently in a tight race for the NL East division title and they need Conforto back as soon as possible.

Injury History

Conforto has had a history of hamstring injuries in the past, so the Mets are being cautious with him.

In 2017, he missed 27 games with a left hamstring strain.

The Mets are hoping that this injury is not as serious and that Conforto will be back in the lineup soon.

More Information to Come

The Mets are expected to provide more information on Conforto's injury after he undergoes further evaluation.

Stay tuned for updates on Conforto's condition.