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Luis Robert

New York Mets | CF

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Scouting Report

Updated May 20, 2026

Luis Robert Jr., 28-year-old Mets outfielder, is on the 10-day injured list with a lumbar spine disc herniation and is not progressing as expected. Manager Carlos Mendoza stated Robert is experiencing lingering symptoms and "is not progressing the way we would like." Robert has not resumed baseball activities and has no clear timeline for return, likely facing an extended absence. Before injury, Robert was struggling offensively with a .224 average (19-for-85) with 2 HRs, 8 RBIs in 24 games. The Mets have called up prospect A.J. Ewing to fill the center field position. Robert's injury history and current setback raise concerns about his availability for the remainder of the season.

Strengths

  • + 38-homer, 20-steal season in 2023 with White Sox demonstrates elite potential
  • + Still relatively young at 28 years old
  • + Received injection treatment for herniation showing medical intervention

Weaknesses

  • - Lumbar spine disc herniation with lingering symptoms
  • - Not progressing in recovery as expected by team
  • - Has not resumed any baseball activities
  • - No clear timeline for return - likely extended absence
  • - Poor offensive performance before injury (.224 AVG, 2 HR in 24 games)
  • - Lengthy injury history throughout career
  • - Failed to live up to expectations aside from 2023 season
  • - May miss remainder of first season with Mets
  • - Rostered in only 60% of Yahoo leagues indicating low confidence

Injury Status: IL-10 -- Lumbar spine disc herniation with lingering symptoms; received injection in late April; has not resumed baseball activities as of mid-May

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Luis Robert is a center fielder for the New York Mets.

Player Overview

Position

CF

Team

New York Mets

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