Morning Briefing: Mets Play in 63rd Ballpark in 64 Seasons

Good morning, Mets fans!

With their game at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento on Friday, the Mets have now played a major league game in their 63rd different stadium in the team’s 64-year history.

The Mets enjoyed their first visit to the ballpark, putting together a 7-6 win in which Pete Alonso went 3-for-3 with a home run. The Mets will play two more games at Sutter Health Park on Saturday and Sunday.

Latest Mets News

David Adler of MLB.com wrote about Juan Soto‘s unique tendency of having two different batting stances: one for two strikes and one for less than two strikes.

Latest MLB News

USA Baseball announced its coaching staff for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, which brings back Mark DeRosa as manager, and includes Andy Pettitte as pitching coach and Matt Holliday as hitting coach.

The Angels announced that flame-throwing reliever Ben Joyce is going on the injured list with shoulder inflammation.

Per Justin Toscano of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Spencer Strider will fly into Tampa to join the Braves before flying with the team to its next series in Toronto. It is expected he could make a return during that series.

Per Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, Clayton Kershaw will make a minor league rehab start on Wednesday.

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Michael Mayer delivers the Mets Minors Recap from Thursday’s games.

Dom Barone details the success of the Mets pitching staff so far this year.

Michael Mayer lists potential Mets breakout prospects for 2025.

Jack Markowski breaks down the dominant start to the year from Huascar Brazobán.

On This Date in Mets History

Born on This Date: Dennis Santana (1996), Tomás Nido (1994), Brad Brach (1986), Justin Ruggiano (1982), Daniel Garcia (1980), D.J. Carrasco (1977), Paul Lo Duca (1972).

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