Manaea's Velocity Dip: Mets Stay Calm

On March 30th, Sean Manea made his first regular season star for the Mets, but his fastball

velocity sat lower than expected, dipping below his.

Usual marks over the past few weeks, after the game, Manea kept it real, saying he feels

healthy with no shoulder or elbow issues, nagging him.

He chalks it up to needing more reps, like he's bounced back from similar spots before.

The Mets aren't hitting the panic button yet, and honestly, neither should fans.

It's barely April, cold weather can sap velocity early on, and he's confident it'll ramp

up soon.

Manea's outlook stays positive.

He knows it'll come back with time and more innings under his belt.

For now, the Mets roll with it, giving him those extra stars to build momentum before

any real concerns creep in.

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I'm Corey with The Story.