Manaea Shines in Relief, Mets Eye Rotation Spot

0:00It's April 4th. This is New York Mets News today, AI-powered stories from inside your team. Sean Manet has stepped up in relief for the Mets against the Giants, tossing three and two-thirds innings while allowing just one earned run on four hits, and two walks. His fastball velocity ticked up to 89.9 mph, a nice bump from spring training and his last short outing. This came in a low pressure spot with the Mets down. Four runs and a 7-to-2 loss, letting him stay loose as a potential six starter behind there. 5 May Rotation Manet fell free and confident on the mound, and manager Carlos Mendoza called it a positive step, praising the life on his fastball, the swing and misses, and how it saved the bullpen after a busy first week with extra innings games. Last season was rough for Manet after no bleak strain kept him out until July. Many posted a 5.64 ERA in 15 appearances, but the Mets resigned him to a 3-year, $75

1:00million deal, based on his strong prior year. His next move is unclear after throwing 74 pitches, but with a day off Monday and a pack schedule ahead, he could slot into the rotation. Soon, ready to contribute however the team needs.