Mets Lock in Rotation for 2026 Season
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The New York Mets have finalized their starting rotation for the 2026 season, with Freddy Peralta leading off on Opening Day. The teams decision was influenced by a competitive spring training, where David Peterson, Nolan McLean, Clay Holmes, and Kodai Senga battled for the remaining spots. Despite a rough spring, Peterson secured the number two role, while Holmes and Senga earned their places with impressive performances. Sean Manaea, despite being in the second year of a $75 million deal, was left out of the top five and will now serve as a key backup.
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