Mets Players Shine in World Baseball Classic

0:00It's March 7. Here's your New York Met's news in two minutes. The New York Met's lost two to nothing to the Miami Marlins on Friday night at Roger Dean's Chevrolet Stadium. That drops the Met's to five and five in grapefruit Lee play the spring. Sean Manayah looks sharp in his first outing, retiring early batters quickly before allowing a solo homer. He finished with just one run over three innings, though his fastball velocity sat at 88.1 miles per hour, lower than last season. Off-field prospect, AJ Ewing stood out with a diving catch in left field, an opposite field single, and a second stolen base of the spring. Manager Carlos Mendoza praised him beforehand, and he delivered in multiple ways. Catcher Francisco Alvarez broke through with his first two hits, a lead off double, and a single in scoring position. Closer Devon Williams escaped treble cleanly after a walk, while relievers Ryan Lambert and Craig Kimberl each tossed scoreless innings with two. Strike outs a piece. Eddie Bryan Hudson struggled in his debut, giving up a run on two hits.

1:03Meanwhile, the Met's gear up for Kodai Senga's spring debut against the Cardinals in Jupiter, first pitch at 105 pm. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Press play. Put your head down. Sound is already there, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.