Benge's Spring Surge Secures Mets' Right Field

0:00It's March 18th, here's your New York Met's news in two minutes. The New York Met's are narrowing down their final roster spots before opening day with right field emerging as the key battleground. Young prospect Carson Benjay is competing against veteran Mike Talkman for the starting role there. Early science pointed the 23-year-old Benj, gaining the edge after a strong spring training showing, Benjay's posted impressive numbers, batting 367 with a 406 on-base percentage and an 839 on-base plus lugging in. 30 at bats. He has also flash solid defense in right field and even some time in center. That opposite field homework against team Israel only added to his case. Fans and analysts are buzzing about whether the Met should trust such a raw talent over experience right away. At his age, holding his own against major league pitching stands out as a big deal. Its signals he might not just be ready, but could bring fresh energy to the lineup. The team has not officially wrapped up the competition yet, leaving a bit of suspense.

1:02Still, Benjay's quality at bats and overall poise have impressed enough to make his roster spots seem secure. As opening day approaches, the Met's face is simple choice, put the best performers on the field. Benjay's surge could lock in an exciting start for their outfield. Deon in is brought to you by our sponsor. Head in, sound on, lights out. That is the routine, S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.com