Mets Pitchers Shine in Spring Win

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The New York Met's cruise to a 9-nothing exhibition win over the Marlins on Monday at Clover

Park.

Relief pitcher Devon Williams delivered a perfect 5th inning with two strikeouts, marking

his second straight scoreless appearance this spring.

Williams had a rough start to grapefruit league play, giving up a homeron as first pitch,

but he's bounced back strong since then.

Meanwhile, starters Zack Thornton called up for minor league camp, tossed three scoreless

innings, allowing just two hits, one walk and fanning, three batters.

Catcher Ben Wirtvet had a rough moment in the 6th, overthrowing second base on a steel

attempt by Connor Norby, which let the runner slide into.

Third, these small heirs are part of spring tune-ups as players shake off the rest.

Thornton's solid out-and-cut scouts attention, showing promise for the lefty in a death

roll.

Fats are building momentum early in camp with these strong pitching lines.

Looking ahead, David Peterson takes the mound Tuesday against the Cardinals in poor

saying Lucy, giving fans more to watch as spring training heats up.

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