Mets Infield Shines in Spring Training Debut

0:00Welcome to New York Mets News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to New York Mets fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The New York Mets had some positive notes from Tuesday's spring training action in Florida. Francisco Lindor showed real progress, recovering from left-homot surgery, swinging well from the right side of the plate during a game. Manager Carlos Mendoza noted he appeared back to full strength. Craig Kimberl is still building his velocity as he competes for a bullpen spot, much like Shamanaya earlier. The team sees good command from him overall, though they face some roster choices ahead. Kimberl remains confident he can contribute right now. The revamped infield got its first great-fruit league look together, with Jorge Palanco at first base, Marcus Semyon at second, Boba Shed at third, and Lindor at shortstop. They handled their matchup against the Marlin smoothly, with no hiccups. Others and coaches expressed optimism about these early steps, especially with Lindor

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