Mets' Pitching Prospects Soar with Tweaked Arsenals
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The New York Mets are revolutionizing minor league pitching development, with prospects like Nolan McLean, Jonah Tong, and Brandon Sproat reaching the majors after refining their pitches. The team focuses on matching pitch types to each pitchers body, release, and style, emphasizing fastball variations and secondary pitches. The next wave of pitchers, including Jack Wenninger, Jonathan Santucci, Will Watson, and Zach Thornton, are refining their arsenals this spring. Injuries to Robert Stock and Justin Hagenman have created promotion opportunities, with Wenninger already in Triple-A and others potentially moving up from Double-A. Outfielder A.J. Ewing and shortstop Elian Peña are also making waves in big league camp.
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