Mets Pitchers Start Season Unscathed

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome in. This is New York Met's News Today, where your team meets AI. I'm Cori with the story. The New York Met's pulled off a rare feat this spring, wrapping up training in the grapefruit league without any major injuries to their pitchers. All six starters emerged healthy, marking the first time manager Carlos Mendoza has seen that in his big league career. Now the real test begins as the regular season ramps up. Pitches built arm strength carefully during camp to avoid overload, but the grind of full games brings new risks of overuse. Mendoza praised the staff for arriving in top shape and sticking to the program, setting up solid depth to handle any bumps ahead. The rotation kicks off with a right-hander Freddie Peralta on opening day against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Nolan McLean, the 24-year-old rookie standout, follows Sunday a city field, with David Peterson starting Saturday, clay homes on Monday in. St. Louis and Cody Senga, right after aiming for a strong rebound. Shawn Menea slots in as a piggyback reliever for the first couple turns to keep everyone on track.

1:06Peralta, now a Met's ace, looks forward to delivering six strong innings and wins in front of the home crowd.