This isn't particularly surprising. Abbey Mastracco,NJ.com wrote: No one has more hope for a David Wright return than David Wright himself, but that return seems further away by the day. According to Mets' assistant general manager John Rico, Wright once again has been shut down from his throwing program and his only work is with team physical therapists in New York. It's unclear when Wright, who is on the 60-day disabled list with cervical disc herniation, will be able to start throwing again. But it's not likely to be soon. That makes it unlikely that he'll return to the team before the 60-game mark, meaning the Mets will recoup 75 percent of contract while he is unable to play, based on the insurance policy the club purchased in 2015. The team has been able to recoup a significant amount of his salary the past two seasons because he has played only 36 and 37 games, respectively.