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2026 Batting
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AVG
Batting Average
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HR
Home Runs
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RBI
Runs Batted In
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OPS
On-base Plus Slugging
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SB
Stolen Bases
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| Regular Season | .300 | 3 | 12 | .915 | 0 |
Top Jose Siri News
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Angels' Jose Siri: Goes deep in win
Siri went 1-for-2 with a two-run home run and a walk in Saturday's 8-0 win over the Rays.
Siri didn't get the start Saturday, but he made an impact off the bench. The outfielder has gone 9-for-27 (.333) with two homers and 10 RBI over nine contests in June, though he has been limited to a part-time role. For the season, he's batting .333 with a .988 OPS, three homers, 12 RBI, 12 runs scored, three doubles and no stolen bases over 51 plate appearances. Siri should be in the lineup versus most left-handed pitchers, and he serves as a fourth outfielder versus right-handers, though he could carve out a larger role if he maintains the hot bat.
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Angels' Jose Siri: Tallies three hits Sunday
Siri went 3-for-3 with two RBI, two runs scored and a walk in Sunday's win over the Dodgers.
Siri logged his highest hit total in a game since June 2024, spraying a trio of singles as part of the Angels' offensive onslaught. Through 34 plate appearances this season, the 30-year-old is hitting .355 with a 1.039 OPS, two homers, three doubles, nine RBI and 11 runs scored. Siri has primarily played left field this season, though he shifted to center field Sunday with Mike Trout slotting in at designated hitter.
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Angels' Jose Siri: Blasts grand slam in loss
Siri went 1-for-5 with a grand slam in Monday's loss to the Rockies.
Siri cashed in on a bases-loaded opportunity in the third inning, turning on a Kyle Freeland cutter for a grand slam. The homer was the center fielder's second of the campaign, with his first coming Tuesday against the Tigers. Siri has impressed in a small sample size, hitting .304 with a .985 OPS across 24 plate appearances while seeing most of his opportunities in left field.
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Angels' Jose Siri: Swats first homer as Angel
Siri hit a solo home run in his only at-bat during a 10-6 victory versus Detroit on Tuesday.
Siri entered the contest as a defensive substitute in the eighth inning. He made the most of his lone plate appearance, belting a homer to left field to lead off the top of the ninth. Since joining the Angels' active roster May 16, Siri has played sporadically but has hit well, going 3-for-11 with two extra-base hits (a double and Tuesday's long ball).
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Angels' Jose Siri: Contract selected
The Angels selected Siri's contract from Triple-A Salt Lake on Saturday.
Siri has spent the entire season in the minors, slashing .288/.353/.504 with five homers, 27 RBI, 18 runs and four steals through 140 plate appearances. His improved performance at the plate will now culminate in his promotion back to the majors to work as the Angels' bench outfielder. Bryce Teodosio was optioned to Salt Lake in a corresponding move, and Ben Joyce (shoulder) was moved to the 60-day IL to free up a 40-man spot.
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Angels' Jose Siri: Sent to MiLB camp
The Angels reassigned Siri to minor-league camp Thursday, Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com reports.
Siri signed a minor-league contract with the Angels at the beginning of February after he slashed just .063/.167/.125 across 36 plate appearances for the Mets in 2025. In 36 plate appearances for the Angels in spring training, the outfielder had another low slash line of .194/.237/.250.
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Angels' Jose Siri: Lands with Halos
Siri agreed to a minor-league contract with the Angels on Sunday, which includes an invite to big-league spring training, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports.
The 30-year-old outfielder went 2-for-32 in 16 appearances for the Mets last year and spent most of the season on the injured list recovering from a fractured tibia. Siri clubbed 43 homers in 231 games for Tampa Bay across the 2023 and 2024 campaigns, but he batted just .203 during that stretch and has yet to illustrate that he can consistently hit MLB-level pitching.
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Jose Siri: Enters free agency
Siri elected free agency Tuesday, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports.
Siri passed through waivers unclaimed after being DFA'd by the Mets last Wednesday, and he'll now enter the open market to begin the offseason. The 30-year-old missed most of the 2025 season with a fractured left tibia and went just 2-for-32 (.063) in the big leagues when healthy.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Outrighted to Triple-A
The Mets outrighted Siri to Triple-A Syracuse on Saturday.
The Mets designated Siri for assignment Wednesday, and he'll stick in the organization at the Triple-A level. Siri went 7-for-32 (.063) with a pair of stolen bases with the Mets this season.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Designated for assignment
The Mets designated Siri for assignment Wednesday.
Siri is 1-for-12 with nine strikeouts since returning from a nearly five-month stay on the injured list and has managed just two hits in 36 plate appearances this season. His roster spot will be claimed by Tyrone Taylor (hamstring), who has been activated from the 10-day injured list.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Reinstated from 60-day injured list
The Mets activated Siri (tibia) from the 60-day injured list Tuesday.
Siri missed nearly five months with a fractured left tibia but is ready to roll after going 7-for-26 with one home run in eight rehab games. He could see some starts in center field against left-handed pitching.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Starting up rehab at Single-A
Siri (tibia) is expected to report to Single-A St. Lucie on Tuesday to begin a rehab assignment, Abbey Mastracco of the New York Daily News reports.
Siri has been on the shelf since April 17 due to a fractured left tibia, but he's finally gearing up for a return. With the Mets having acquired Cedric Mullins at the trade deadline to serve as their primary center fielder and with the Tyrone Taylor still available to fill in for Mullins against left-handed pitching, the Mets likely won't be in much of a rush to bring the right-handed-hitting Siri back from the 60-day injured list.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Rehab games coming next week
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said Wednesday that Siri (tibia) will begin a rehab assignment next week, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports.
Siri has missed most of the season with a fractured left tibia but is almost ready for game action. Given how much time he's missed, Siri is likely to need at least a handful of rehab contests before returning to the Mets' active roster. How Siri fits into the team's roster is unclear at this point, especially after Cedric Mullins was acquired at the trade deadline.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Moved to 60-day IL
The Mets transferred Siri (tibia) from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day IL on Monday.
The transaction frees up a spot on the 40-man roster for outfielder Travis Jankowski, but it doesn't alter Siri's timeline for a return since he has already been on the shelf for more than 60 days. He remains shut down from baseball activities after suffering a setback recently with his fractured left tibia.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Setback in rehab
Siri suffered a setback in his recovery from a fractured tibia and has been shut down from all baseball activities, Mike Puma of the New York Post reports.
Siri fractured his tibia April 12 versus the Athletics and still hasn't begun a rehab assignment after initially being given a recovery timeline of 8-to-12 weeks. The Mets may not see Siri again until after the All-Star break next month. Tyrone Taylor has been manning center field for New York since Siri's injury.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Still not running at 100 percent
Siri (tibia) doesn't appear to be close to returning from the injured list, Tim Britton of the Athletic reports.
The outfielder still hasn't worked up to 100 percent in his running progression, and until he does his return timeline will remain murky. Siri hasn't played since April 12 after fracturing his left tibia, but he did begin taking live batting practice last week.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Set to hit live BP
Siri (tibia) is scheduled to hit live batting practice against Sean Manaea on Thursday, Laura Albanese of Newsday reports.
Siri is recovering from a fractured left tibia and has been ahead of schedule in his rehab. Per Albanese, Siri is still limited to running in a straight line, but he's set to hit live pitching for the first time since sustaining the injury. He's on track to return in early to mid-June.
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Mets' Jose Siri: Ahead of schedule in recovery
Siri is progressing more quickly than expected in his recovery from a fractured tibia and has already resumed baseball activities, Tim Britton of the Athletic reports.
The Mets don't have a set date for Siri to begin a rehab assignment, but the 29-year-old outfielder was able to do some light jogging Monday and could beat the estimated 8-to-10-week timeline he was originally given for his return when he suffered the injury in mid-April. In his absence, Tyrone Taylor has received the bulk of the starts in center field, with Jeff McNeil also getting some occasional opportunities at the position.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-2, 210 lbs |
| Birthplace: Sabana Grande de Boya, Dominican Republic |
| Age: 30 |
| Experience: 5 |
| Bats/Throws: R, R |