Mets Revamp Pitching, Sign Bo Bichette

0:00It's March 1st. Here's your New York Met's news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The New York Met's wrapped up a busy offseason with major roster changes, especially on the pitching side. They added right-hander Freddie Peralta as their ace and Devon Williams to close games while eyeing some young talent to fill gaps. One-head scratching move was signing Boba Shet to play third base. He has almost no experience there, which raises questions about how that will shake out. Local media outlets are running out of drama to stir up, now that General Manager David Sterns has most of the work done. Fans and pundits seem cautiously optimistic about the revamped lineup. With February here, pitchers and catchers report in less than a month for most teams. Some Met's players will ramp up even earlier to get ready for the World Baseball Classic in March. Meanwhile, experts like Bobby Valentine and Dan Saleo point out the Yankee's solid starting rotation as a rival strength, while the Met's bet big on, younger players moving forward.

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