The Los Angeles Dodgers played without All-Star first baseman Freddie Freeman for the final weekend of the regular season; Saturday he'll play in NLDS Game 1.

But that’s not stopping the Mets outfielder from participating in the team’s exciting postseason run. He told reporters after Monday’s 7-3 win over the Dodgers that after the season ends, he’ll get a PRP injection and be in a walking boot.

Nimmo took his place in leftfield in Game 2 against Dodgers and will have his plantar fasciitis taken care of in offseason.

One Mets veteran has been dealing with an injury since May, leaving him at less than 100 percent for the National League Championship Series.

It isn’t good for the Mets that one of their key hitters has been hampered at such a pivotal time in October, or that the three off days between the NLDS and NLCS provided only scant relief.

This New York Mets' outfielder is dealing with a painful injury. Brandon Nimmo revealed to Tim Britton of The Athletic that he has plantar fasciitis in his lef