Senga Shines, Holmes Pitches, Lindor Progress in Mets' Spring Game

Here's more New York Mets news for March 14th.

Kodai Sangha looks sharp in his second grapefruit league star for the Mets.

The right-hander threw three perfect innings against the Marlins in a one-nothing exhibition

loss on Friday.

He racked up five strikeouts on just 38 pitches and added 30 more in the bullpen afterward.

Sangha averaged 96.5 miles per hour on his four-seam fastball, touching 98.6.

That matches the velocity from his first spring outing last weekend.

Last season he dominated early with a 1.39 earn run average before struggling later.

Meanwhile, Clay Holmes piggybacked with five innings on 62 pitches.

He skipped the World Baseball Classic to focus on building up for the regular season.

Holmes called it a tough but right decision.

Francisco Lindor took his first live batting practice since Hamate's surgery last month,

facing AJ Mintor.

The Mets are optimistic he'll be ready for opening day, but he'll need spring games first.

Their own tailor plans to switch from number 15 soon, ahead of Carlos Beltran's retirement

ceremony.

Luis Robert Jr. played six innings in center field for a second straight game building

leg strength after his debut.

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