New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz suffered a right knee injury while celebrating Team Puerto Rico's win in the World Baseball Classic. Diaz underwent initial testing that showed no significant damage, but the Mets announced that he will undergo additional imaging to determine the extent of the injury. Diaz is an essential part of the Mets bullpen, and any significant absence could have a significant impact on their season. The 27-year-old pitcher had a solid 2022 season, with 37 saves and a 2.27 ERA. The Mets are hoping that the injury is minor and that Diaz will be able to return to the team soon. The incident has raised questions about the risks of participating in non-sanctioned events during the offseason, as players are not under the supervision of their teams and are more susceptible to injury. The Mets are among several teams whose players have been injured during the WBC, prompting concerns among team officials about the potential impact on their season.
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