Sure he is fine. Santana says he is fine that is what he said the other day right? He was throwing in the outfield before the Mets -Cubs game on Saturday but now ... No Santana on Tuesday. Musical Gee I mean chairs. Look for Dillion Gee to get the call on Tuesday now instead of Santana . Below are quotes from Johan from Adam Rubin. If the Mets were in a hunt they would probably let him pitch but since they are going no where they dont want to see Santana get to a point where he will have to shut it down for the season.
"If this was a different situation, no question, I'd be pitching," Santana said. "I know what pain feels like -- believe me -- and this is not even close to what it was back then. But I understand they want to be very careful. If that's the right thing to do, then we'll do it."
Santana threw a light bullpen session Sunday at Wrigley Field and said the muscle felt "all right," although he acknowledged a game would be more strenuous.
"It's a decision that they want to be very careful with everything, and I'll agree with it," Santana said. "I'm a competitor, and every time that I have a chance to go out there, I'm going to go out there. But, at the same time, it's a decision they made and I'm not going to go against it."
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