Mets' New Season: Tasty Changes, Top Prospects

0:00For the New York Mets, it's March 19, here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The New York Mets are gearing up for an exciting season with fresh changes at City Field, including tasty new menu items rolling out for the 20s, 26 campaign. They've also locked in NBC and Peacock for opening day against the pirates, featuring analysts out later and Neil Walker from the Mets' past. Plus, the team revealed their top prospects for this year's Spring Breakout game. Meanwhile, Praes is pouring in for Mets pitching hopeful Nolan McLean, with Philly's star Bryce Harbour calling him a future challenge in the majors. Veteran Catcher Austin Barnes is pushing to stick around and help wherever needed, and beyond the headliners who've already debuted, another group of pitchers could rise fast. Fans and players alike are buzzing about the World Baseball Classic's success, with lessons the Mets can apply right away, and long-term. Harbour highlighted how its spotlights global talent, boosting the sport's future.

1:03In the National League East, the Braves rallied late for 3-2 win over the Philly's, while the Marlins shifted prospect Robbie Snelling to. Miners and the Nationals sent Harry Ford to Triple A, a cross-baseball, over half of the top 100 prospects gear up for Spring Breakout over the next four days. Police hit hard with Blue J Starter, Jose Barrios out early due to a right elbow stress fracture, but bright spots include Shohei Otani Strong, 4.1's scoreless Spring-Mount debut, and Gary Cole's scoreless return inning after Tommy John's surgery. Rocky's exec Paul de Podesta vows to revive his club.