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Torn Achilles to sideline Mets' Griffin Canning up to a year
PITTSBURGH — As of early Thursday evening, Griffin Canning was in the midst of putting together the strongest season of his injury-riddled career. By Friday afternoon, the Mets righthander was in surgery, repairing a ruptured Achilles that will cost him the rest of this year and a significant chunk of 2026, when he’s slated to become a free agent.
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