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Thu 11th, March 2010
Flushing, NY (Sports Network) - The New York Mets said shortstop Jose Reyes will not participate in any baseball activities until his thyroid levels return to normal.
Reyes underwent additional blood tests this week after being diagnosed with an overactive thyroid. The Mets confirmed Thursday that Reyes' thyroid hormone blood levels are elevated.
In addition to rest, Reyes will have to make changes to his diet. Doctors will also monitor his thyroid levels through regular blood tests.
Reyes has participated in just one intrasquad game this spring, tripling in his first at-bat. He reportedly had no running issues after having surgery in October to repair a hamstring problem -- an injury that limited him to just 36 games last season.
In his 791 career games, all with the Mets, Reyes owns a .286 batting average, with 63 home runs, 325 RBI, 301 steals and 73 triples.

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