Tebow, in camp as a non-roster player as he
continues the transition from NFL quarterback to aspiring Major
League Baseball prospect, is being limited to taking batting
practice with the ankle taped. He hopes to resume full workouts
in the coming days.
The former Heisman Trophy winner was injured when he caught his
foot on a sprinkler head in the outfield at the Mets' complex in
Port St. Lucie, Fla.
Tebow, 30, said it happened Monday or Tuesday.
"I'm trying to be smart about it and keep (the ankle) taped,"
Tebow told reporters after Sunday's workout.
Tebow hit .226/.309/.347 in 126 Class A games with eight home
runs and 126 strikeouts last season, his first full year in
professional baseball.
--Field level Media
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