Wright Sits With Injury to Thumb When a changeup struck David Wright in the helmet in the third inning Thursday, he fell hard and landed on his right thumb. Wright did not sustain a concussion, Manager Terry Collins said, but his thumb was bothering him enough that the Mets decided to sit him for Friday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers, which the Mets lost, 4-2. "The thumb is pretty swelled up," Collins said. With only two games left in the season, Wright could return Saturday. Wright sustained a concussion four years ago when the San Francisco Giants" Matt Cain hit him in the helmet with a fastball. On Friday, the Mets had Wright running to see how his head would respond. Collins said Wright did not experience any headaches, and the team was confident he did not sustain a concussion. In the Mets" game against the Brewers, Milwaukee got all it needed in the first inning, with a leadoff home run by Norichika Aoki and a two-run homer by Khris Davis. The Mets right-hander Carlos Torres gave up no other runs in his six innings.