Mets Manager: Vientos' Power Hits Outweigh Spring Sluggishness

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 are keeping a close eye on infielder Mark Bientos during spring training where he has not produced many hits yet. Still, the team shows no signs of worry about his slow start. Manager Carlos Mendoza recently addressed a situation and made it clear there is zero internal concern. He pointed out that Bientos is making solid contact despite the lack of runs in the score book. Fans might see the struggles on paper, but insiders know spring training focuses more on processed and final stats. The Mets value consistent hard hits as a stronger sign of things to come. Mendoza highlighted specific examples, like Bientos smashing balls at 100 mph and even 105 mph in recent, at bats. Those numbers show power even without base hits. Overall this approach reassures everyone that Bientos remains on track for the regular season, where results should start to match the underlying performance.

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