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The 21-year-old Kelenic, whose inclusion by the Mets in the trade that brought Edwin Diaz and Robinson Cano to Queens before the 2019 season, was viewed as a huge misstep at the time. And it's aged even worse.

The Yankees are a star-laden team that projects to rank in the top five across baseball in both park-neutral runs created and runs prevented. They lack team speed and the defense projects as so-so, but this is mostly a high-powered, deep outfit devoid of a season-threatening weakness. That is, New York appears that way until you apply the "if healthy" equivocation. The Yankees' medical flag is red, as it must be based on what has happened the past few seasons. That was true even before GM Brian Cashman fashioned a new starting rotation that will eventually include three stars (Jameson Taillon, Corey Kluber and Luis Severino) who threw a combined 18 pitches last season. If healthy, that Gerrit Cole-led rotation could be baseball's best. If healthy, this Yankee roster is more than good enough to snap New York's pennant drought. If healthy. If.New York Mets face coverings

“This is where I wanted to be,” he said during a teleconference on Saturday. “Just the past few days here, it just feels right, it feels like yesterday. Sometimes we might take time for granted a little bit too much. But the last three years have gone by pretty quickly. I’m just really excited to be with this group again.”

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If and when Lugo does return, Luis Rojas could have some nice options on most nights, to the point where scouts wonder if May becomes something of a wild card in the pen, used not so much in a specific inning as a specific situation with the game on the line.Miami Marlins face coverings

This has been a banner offseason for the Mets, at least when it comes to setting up the 2021 team. With the additions of Carlos Carrasco, Francisco Lindor and Trevor May, among others, the Mets have moved into prime position to challenge the powerful Braves in the NL East. It's not a perfect roster. The bullpen has some flab, and the team defense looks weak, despite the newly introduced magic of Lindor. But New York will hit for elite power and feature a classic Mets starting rotation. Nevertheless, when you zero in on the distribution of talent across the roster, the Mets are a bit top heavy. Having stars is good. Having drags on wins at the end of the roster is not. The pressure will be on unproven manager Luis Rojas to navigate around the deficiencies in his arsenal.Los Angeles Angels face coverings

However, payroll factors are coming into play that could influence any potential deal more than prospects or the price to trade for the former MVP. According to SNY, the Mets’ payroll is nearing $200 million after the signing of Taijuan Walker and the $210 million luxury tax is why a trade is unlikely at the moment.Cleveland Indians face coverings

With Gonzales on the hill, the Giants should have their 14th straight different starting left fielder on Opening Day since Barry Bonds last played in 2007. That's right, the Giants have used a different starting left fielder to begin the season every single year since Bonds last wore orange and black. In that span, here are all of the Giants' Opening Day left fielders: Dave Roberts, Fred Lewis, Mark DeRosa, Pat Burrell, Aubrey Huff, Andres Torres, Michael Morse, Nori Aoki, Angel Pagan, Jarrett Parker, Hunter Pence, Connor Joe and Dickerson.