Myers Shines, Polanco Returns: Mets' Bullpen & Lineup Flexibility

0:00On April 1st Tobias Myers is already proving his worth with the mitts after coming over in that Freddie Peralta trade from the Brewers. In his first two outings, the right-hander looks sharp, tossing three innings with just one urn run on one hit against the Pirates on Opening Day. Then striking out three in one and a third innings of relief versus the Cardinals on Monday. He sat out Tuesday's three-nothing loss to St. Louis, but his role feels familiar, much like the multi-inning relief he handled late last season with. Milwaukee, after a triple A stint, Myers stays locked in with a starter's mindset, ready to go whenever the phone rings, whether it's the first, ninth or even 14th inning. He built up to 60 pitches in spring training and hit 39 in his debut, showing he's pret for longer stints if manager Carlos Mendoza calls for it. Meanwhile, Jorge Palanco got a breather Tuesday for a sore left to kill ease during this nine-game stretch, but he's good to return for Wednesdays. Finale, possibly a first base, Jared Young held down the spot with one of the team's three hits, while Mark Vientel's win hitless in his first start there.

1:08Myers keeps building steam in the pin, and with Palanco easing back, the Met's line of stays flexible as they wrap up in St. Louis. From your team, powered by AI, this is New York Met's News Today.