One of the Mets’ few first-half bright spots and hottest bats didn’t make it through the final game before the All-Star break.
Pham almost immediately reached for his groin while chasing down a single to left field by Ha-Seong Kim.
Once the play was over, the 35-year-old veteran started walking toward the Mets dugout and was met by the trainer. Tommy Pham points to his groin while walking off the field during the first inning of the Mets-Padres game on Sunday.Pham, who is hitting .277 with nine homers, 34 RBIs, and a .835 OPS, was replaced in left field by Mark Canha.
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