Rehabbing Mets outfielder Carlos Beltran has reportedly been cleared for...

Rehabbing Mets outfielder Carlos Beltran has reportedly been cleared for "light jogging" this week. Credit: Charles Eckert

Dave Lennon reported last week that Mets centerfielder Carlos Beltran planned to run yesterday to test his injured knee. Kevin Burkhardt said Monday night on SNY that Beltran had indeed started to jog and swing a bat. BUT Burkhardt said Beltran cannot run full force down to first base because he is still experiencing pain.

According to a report by ESPNNewYork.com that cited a team source, Beltran has been cleared for "light jogging" this week. Beltran won't be allowed to run full speed, but the knee brace he's wearing is said to be helping.

Stay tuned.

Daniel Murphy, who is nursing a sprained knee ligament, is batting in extended spring training games but hasn't been cleared to play in the field yet, the same report said.

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