Mets, Voit, Wheeler, Stowers Make Waves in Spring Training

0:00Welcome to New York Met's News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to New York Met's fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The New York Met's made a key roster move yesterday by placing pitcher Justin Hagenman on the 60-day injured list due to a rib fracture. They quickly claimed Reliever Dickie Love Lady off waivers from the Washington Nationals and added him to the active roster. Met's president David Stern seems to be applying lessons from past shortcomings to build a stronger team this spring. In other spring training action, first round draft pick Mitch Void got his debut start and notched his first hit. Philly's A's Zach Wheeler hit a big milestone in rehab, facing live hitters for the first time with his family watching. Meanwhile, outfielder Kyle Stowers returned from a hamstring strain to lead off and start and left for the Miami Marlins against the St. Louis. Cardinals Fans are buzzing about these developments, especially Stern's smarter approach after tough seasons. Players like Void and Wheeler show promise that could shape early lineups, while Stowers

1:02quick recovery adds depth to contenders. World baseball classic highlights stole the show too. Weir Abraew smashed a three-run homer in the 6th to rally Venezuela, past defending Champ Japan 8-5. Italy held off Puerto Rico 8-6 to punch their semi-final ticket. Tonight Team USA leans on Ace Paul Schienes against the Dominican Republic's powerhouse lineup. Keep an eye on previews like Tobias Myers upcoming season and remember past classics like South Korea's 8-2 Route of Mexico back in 2009. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor, see the episode description, comfort you can hear, sound you can relax into, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com