Mets Prospects Shine in Spring Training

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Luis Robert Jr. has been turning heads early in meds spring training.

The centerfielder picked up two more hits in his latest great-fruity game just days after

making his debut.

The team is carefully managing his playing time to prevent the lower body injuries that

sideline him before.

Manager Carlos Mendoza had high praise for a couple of prospects optioned to the minors

on Sunday, outfielder AJ.

Ewing stood out in the field, while reliever Ryan Lambert impressed from the bullpen.

Both could push for spots in city field before long.

Marcus Semyon broke out of a spring slump with a massive 102 mile per hour home run, plus

a 101 mile per hour sacrifice fly.

Against Toronto, the 35-year-old shortstop had struggled at the plate in his last two seasons

with Texas.

Mendoza and the staff are pleased with these early signs as the meds build depth across

the roster.

Robert's hot start offers hope for stability in centerfield, while the young arms and

gloves in the system add excitement.

On Monday, David Peterson takes the mound against the nationals at Clover Park with

first pitch at 6-10 pm.

Fans should tune in for more updates from Port Saint Lucie.

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