Mets Prospects Shine in Spring Training

For the New York Mets, it's March 6th.

Here's what's happening.

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Jorge Polanco played first base for the first time in spring training during the Mets

loss to the Nationals yesterday.

Brett Beatty smashed a home run early in that game.

The Mets announced their spring break out roster with top prospects facing the raise on

March 19th.

Shamanaya makes his spring debut today while Cody Senga goes tomorrow.

Francisco Lendor took batting practice for the first time since hand surgery and feels

ready for opening day.

Martfine sent highlighted prospects who could break out soon like Nolan McLean did last

year.

Experts ranked the Mets' farm system 7th in baseball.

Mike Petriello puts them in his third tier for next season, alongside the Braves and

Orioles as playoff contenders.

Ballpark revenue also rose last year.

Around the division, Braves are watching Spencer Strider's velocity closely.

In MLB News, Astro's shortstop Jeremy Pena might miss opening day with a finger fracture.

On this date in Mets history, March 6th brought big spring moments in past years.

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