Manaea's Spring Debut, Peralta's Extension, and Mets Prospects

0:00This is Corey with New York Metz News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Sean Manaya made his spring training debut for the Metz yesterday, tossing three innings in a two-nothing loss to the Marlins. His fastball set a bit lower than usual, but he walked off the mound feeling good about his progress. Meanwhile, Freddie Peralta wants a long-term extension if he stays with the Metz, pushing for seven or eight years. The team's infield defense could get a boost from new bench coach Kai Karea, who's already drawing attention for his work. Robert Stock has been turning heads in camp while battling for a roster spot, but shoulders soreness sideline him from team Israel's World Baseball. Classic roster, and he'll get checked out soon. Fan graphs also dropped their top 45 Metz prospects list heading into next season. Over in the National League East, Philly Spans are buzzing about Ricky Justin Crawford, possibly leading off with his speed. The braze faced tough choices after Jerkson Profars full season ban, while Nationals

1:02pitcher Cade Cavalli impressed in eyes and opening day role. Team USA crushed Brazil 15-5 in their World Baseball Classic opener, and other big wins came from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Japan, and Mexico. Tariq Scubo says no long-term offers came from the Tigers, so he's eyeing free agency next year. Today marks Hall of Famer Jeff Kinsperthay, a former Metz star. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.