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Myers has been sharp in both starting and long-relief roles this spring for the Mets.
In a three-inning outing against Washington, he allowed one run on two hits and struck out four.
Francisco Álvarez impressed behind the plate in his first spring game, throwing out a basestealer.
Clay Holmes is set to make his final Grapefruit League start before joining Team USA for the World Baseball Classic.
The Mets continue to balance bullpen experimentation with WBC preparations amid spring activity.
Soto remains in focus for World Baseball Classic participation as players head to camp.
Álvarez also earned an ABS challenge during his at-bat, drawing a walk in the process.
The Mets host Houston for Holmes’ final spring start at Clover Park.
News coverage also highlights Trump’s warning of force against Iran in response to attacks.

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Alvarez will catch for the Mets for the first time this spring as they ease him into the lineup in Port St. Lucie.
Recent injuries hampered Alvarez, including a hamate fracture, a right thumb UCL sprain, and a broken pinky.
Mets plan a careful spring approach to protect Alvarez and manage his rehab while building toward the 2026 season.
Alvarez, 24, faced multiple injuries in 2025 impacting his development and availability.
Spring training at Clover Park will set the stage for Alvarez's readiness for the Mets' 2026 goals.
Alvarez seeks to meet two major goals for 2026 after a difficult previous year.
Mets leadership emphasizes protecting young catcher while evaluating him in spring.
The piece notes Alvarez's injuries as context for his 2026 goals and development path.
The report positions Alvarez as a key young piece in the Mets' long-term plan for 2026.
The article highlights Alvarez's Spring Training availability and Mets' cautious approach.

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Brett Baty started spring training at first base, the first time he’s played the position in the majors or minors.
Mets executives are evaluating a possible first-base plan with Polanco and Vientos alongside Baty.
Baty said he enjoys the challenge and wants to help the team win by getting more at-bats.
Mendoza expressed confidence that any of the three players can handle first base and will receive more reps.
Baty will also get time in the outfield to stay on the right side of the field.
The club aims to determine the best infield lineup by March 26 as reps continue.
Baty described the first-base transition as a fun but challenging experience.
Infield instructor Kai Correa and Carlos Mendoza provided guidance to Baty during the session.
Pete Alonso departed for Baltimore in the offseason, opening first-base competition.
The Mets plan to keep Baty versatile, with potential time at first, second, third, and outfield.
The spring competition includes Polanco and Vientos, who have limited first-base experience.

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