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Mets Spring Training Standouts

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The New York Mets are gearing up for a strong season with a solid spring training, boasting several standout players. Top prospect Carson Benge and Brett Baty are shining in right field and first base, respectively. Ronny Mauricio and MJ Melendez have also impressed, but may not break into the Opening Day lineup due to veteran presence and depth. Relievers Ryan Lambert and Carl Edwards Junior have been dominant, but lack of experience and crowded roster spots keep them off the roster for now.

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Mets Spring Training Standouts

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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mets Spring Training Standouts. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00You're listening to New York Mets News today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. The New York Mets are enjoying a strong spring training with no major injuries and several players stepping up for roster spots. Top prospect Carson Venge is batting over 400 with plenty of heart contact, making him a sure bet for right field on opening day. Brett Beatty has also impressed, looking more at ease at first base than anyone expected, which should mean steady playing time for him. A few other standouts have shown brightly, but won't break into the opening day lineup. Infielder Ronnie Mauricio slashed 313 over 389, over 531, including a home run and 5 runs batted in even, handling lefties better than before. Still, with Francisco Lindor playing every healthy game, the Mets prefer a veteran backup like Bidadal Bruhahn over sending the 24-year-old. Mauricio to AAA for regular ad bats. Outfielder MJ Melinda signed a one-year deal and tied for the team lead with two spring

1:03home runs, but his world baseball class extents stalled his. Momentum. The Mets optioned him to triple A on Tuesday, amid deep outfield options like Juan Soto, Luis Robert Jr., Tyrone Taylor, Ben J., and Mike Talkman. His limited ad bats this spring didn't help his push. Reliever Ryan Lambert has been dominant, striking out 8-3 innings with a triple-digit fastball and nasty slider, but his lack of experience. Beyond AA keeps him off the roster for now. Outfielder Christian Pache is tied for the team lead in hits and offers elite defense yet the crowded outfield leaves no room unless injuries hit. Like with Robert's history, veteran reliever Carl Edwards Jr. brought 11 years of big league experience on a minor league deal and pitched well with 11 strikeouts in. 8-2 innings, but he's been reassigned to minor league camp. With a six-man rotation likely, bullpen spots are tight, though these performers could join the Mets later in the season if they keep producing.

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