New York Mets Jose Reyes Injured again

Dominican shortstop Jose Reyes withdrew yesterday from the Mets game against Atlanta due to a contracture in the left hamstring, the same as you left last month on the disabled list.



It is not clear how Reyes got injured,



currently the dominican is the leader of National League batting.



Yesterday he was scheduled a CT at the Hospital for Special Surgery.



The four-time All-Star missed more than two weeks in July due to a strained left hamstring, the latest in a long list of injuries to his legs.



Reyes, 28, has been one of the most complete players this year and could become a free agent after finishing the current season.



Reyes began the day as leading the NL with a .337 batting average and 80 runs.

He hit 16 triples and has 50 games with more than one hit: both are the highest figures in the majors.

A-Rod Praises Jose Reyes

According to the Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez star of New York Yankees, the best baseball player is not playing in the Bronx, Boston, Philadelphia, Toronto or St. Louis.

The best player playing in Queens.

"They have the best player in the world playing shortstop there, and the more exciting," said Rodriguez, referring to speedy leadoff José Reyes (New York Mets). "I switches the TV to see
him whenever I can."

Reyes takes a season that Rodriguez describes as "all worlds" for the Mets in 2011. He is currently leading the majors with 121 hits, 15 triples and is tied for first with the Red Sox first baseman Adrian Gonzalez of Boston in batting average with .352. Reyes is second in stolen bases (30) and runs scored (65).