Mets' New Lineup Forces Pitchers to 192 Pitches
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The New York Mets unveiled a revamped lineup for Opening Day, featuring new faces like Bo Bichette and Carson Benge, alongside holdovers Brett Baty, Francisco Alvarez, Juan Soto, and Francisco Lindor. This patient, deep-approach batting strategy, which resulted in 24 pitches per inning, paid off against Pittsburgh Pirates starter Paul Skenes, who was removed after just one inning. The Mets new offensive lineup, bolstered by additions like Luis Robert Junior, Marcus Semien, and Jorge Polanco, signals a promising start to the season.
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