Mets Unveil Powerful Opening Day Roster

It's March 25th.

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The New York Met's unveiled their 26-man opening day roster today, splitting it evenly with

13 pictures and 13 position players.

It's mostly as expected, though a couple bullpen spots Ray's eyebrows.

The starting rotation features right-handers, clay homes, Nolan McLean, Freddie Peralta,

and Cody Senga, plus lefty Shah Manea and David Peterson.

In the bullpen, they've got a mix, like right-handers, Hwasgar Brazoban, Luis Garcia, Tobias

Myers, Luke Weaver, and Devon Williams along with lefties.

Richard Love Lady and Brooks Rayley.

Behind the plate, Francisco Alvarez pairs with Luis Torrance.

The infill boasts, Brett Beatty, Boba Shet, Francisco Lendor, Jorge Polanco, Marcus Semian,

Mark Vientos, and Jared Young.

Fans are buzzing about the star power in the outfield with Juan Soto.

Luis Robert Jr., Carson Benj, and Tyrone Taylor rounding things out.

This lineup gives the Met's a strong mix of power hitters and versatility right from

the start of the season.

The team also plays several pictures on the injured list, including Reed Garrett, Justin

Hagamin, Tyler McGill, and Daniel Nunez on the 60-day.

Side with Elbow and Rib Issues, plus AJ Mentor on the 15-day for late surgery.

The infielder Vidal Brujan, reliever Brian Hudson, and catcher Ben Rortvedd were designated

for assignment to finalize the roster.

Tomorrow at 1.15 pm, Freddie Peralta takes the mound for the Met's opener against the

pirates at City Field, kicking off what looks like an exciting year ahead.