Mets' Final Spring Games: Roster Cuts and Bullpen Battle

0:00This is Corey with the story with New York Metz news today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Opening day as city field is just one week away for the Metz, and the roster is down to 46 players in Major League camp. Front office decisions are wrapping up with a few key battles left, the final bullpen spot, Ryfield starter, and last bench position. Here's the latest projection, heading into the final spring games. The starting rotation looks solid with six arms, Freddie Peralta, Nolan McLean, David Peterson, Clay Holmes, Kodai Senga, and Sean Manea. Senga impressed in his last outing, hitting 99 mph with three perfect innings and five strikeouts. Manea's velocity is down in the upper 80s, but he's still through four perfect frames. Tuesday. Meanwhile, the bullpen has seven relievers locked in, including Huascar Brazeman after his dominant spring with seven scoreless innings and twelve. Strikeouts. The big choice is between lefty Brian Hudson for multi-inning work, or veteran Craig Kimbrough

1:04despite his control issues. Last year's rotation struggles hurt the playoff push, but this group has fans optimistic. In the infield, Francisco Lindor is back from hand surgery and ready to start, joining Marcus Semyon, Boba Shed, Jorge Palanco, Brett Beatty, Mark, Bianzos, and Vidal Brujane. Ronnie Maurizio's Hot Kim makes him a strong bench candidate over Brujane. Alfield goes to Juan Soto, Luis Robert Jr., Tyrone Taylor, and Carson Benj, who edges Mike Talkman with 13 hits and 32 at bats. Catchers are set with Francisco Alvarez, swinging a hot bat at 381 through nine games, backed by Louis Torrance. A few injuries linger by Tyler McGill's elbow, but the core is healthy and fired up as regular season adrenaline kicks in. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor. Headphones in a pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.