Manaea's No-Hit Innings, Mets Roster Cuts

0:00You're listening to New York Mets News today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. Shamanaya through four no-hit innings for the Mets in their 5-5 tie against the Marlins on Tuesday. The 34-year-old lefty looks sharp early in spring training, holding Miami hitless while mixing pitches effectively. Coming off a tough injury-filled 2025 season, Manaya knows his fastball velocity isn't quite back to the low 90s yet. Still, he sounded confident, saying he can get out even at 86 or 87 miles per hour by filling the strike zone and using his new. Cutter Manager Carlos Mendoza prays Manaya for generating swings and misses without top velocity. But he hopes the speed ticks up soon as the regular. Seasoneers. Mendoza noted it might take time after last year's physical struggles, adding he believes it's in there. Meanwhile, the Mets trim their roster, optioning outfielder MJ Melinda's and pitcher Christian Scott to triple A Syracuse.

1:00Melinda's had a hot starting camp with four hits and two homers in 11 at bats, but limited played appearances in the World Baseball Classic hurt his, chances for an opening day spot. Carson Benjay's strong spring has him in line for a job, while others like Mike Talkman impressed too. White handers, Adaburt Alzele, Nick Birdy and Daniel Duarte, plus infielders Christian Arroyo and Jose Rojas, were reassigned to minor league camp with less than two weeks until opening day. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, linked in the description. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow, built for comfort and calm, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.