Updated Thread: Pitchers and Catchers Arrive at Clover Park

Updated Post: Feb 12 at 2:32 PM

New Met Shintaro Fujinami makes his way through the Clover Park complex. The Mets didn’t have a single pitch thrown over 100 mph in 2023. Fujinami, however, had 136 pitches of at least 100 mph in 2023.

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— SNY (@SNYtv) February 12, 2024

Updated Post: Feb 12 at 1:56 PM

Christian Scott throws a live BP session in Port St. Lucie. The right hander ranked no. 99 on ESPN’s Top 100 MLB Prospect List for 2024.

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— Mets Player Development (@MetsPlayerDev) February 12, 2024

Updated Post: Feb 12 at 1:09 PM

Edwin Díaz throws a bullpen session along Manaea. Díaz returns in 2024 after missing all of the 2023 season when he suffered a torn patellar tendon in the World Baseball Classic. He signed a five-year, $102 million contract in the 2022 offseason,

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Updated Post: Feb 12 at 12:44 PM 

Sean Manaea has entered the conversation! The new Mets pitcher struggled in the first half of his 2023 campaign, but after adding a sweeper into his pitch repertoire and regaining some velocity, found success once more.

Sean Manaea and his luscious locks are in the house pic.twitter.com/1iTSwnD0cw

— SNY (@SNYtv) February 12, 2024

Updated Post: Feb 12 at 11:51 am ET

Fans will be able to attend open workouts starting Wednesday, February 14 at 9:30 am. For more information, click here. They are free and parking is as well on non-game days. On game days, parking is $15.

Kodai Senga gets in a workout early in the morning. Senga was one of the first players to report to Port St. Lucie as he wanted to re-acclimate to life in the United States after spending the offseason in Japan.

Kodai Senga does some throwing on the backfields: pic.twitter.com/6jbjKKotow

— SNY (@SNYtv) February 12, 2024

Former first-round catcher Kevin Parada arrives at Clover Park. Parada finished the 2023 season in Double-A Binghamton but spent most of his time in Brooklyn. His combined line for the season in all levels was .248/.324/.428/.751. 

First day of spring training for Kevin Parada: pic.twitter.com/jFfRDOSQwr

— SNY (@SNYtv) February 12, 2024

Original Post: Feb 12. at 9:00 am ET

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Pitchers and catchers report Monday to Clover Park in Port St. Lucie, Florida, signaling the start of the baseball season. While some players have already arrived at camp, Monday will be the first full glimpse at the plethora of pitchers and catchers on the Mets’ roster.

MMO will update you on all the arrivals and news throughout the day below. For now, here are some key dates to keep in mind:

Feb. 12:  Pitchers and Catchers Report

Feb. 14: Pitchers and Catchers first official workout

Feb. 17: Position players report

Feb. 19: First full team workout

Feb. 24: Grapefruit League season opener vs. St. Louis Cardinals at Clover Park

Mar. 15: Prospect showcase vs. Nationals at Clover Park

Mar. 25: Final spring training game vs. Yankees

Mar. 28: Opening Day vs. Brewers at Citi Field

Kodai Senga looks to follow up his impressive rookie season in 2024. He finished second in ROY voting after posting a 2.98 ERA in 2023, punching out 202 batters in 166 innings of work and finishing in the 98th percentile in offspeed run value at 11. Sound the trumpets because Edwin Díaz returns after missing all of 2023 with a torn patellar tendon.

Stay tuned for more throughout the day!

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