Nate Lavender Reassigned to Minors, Mets Trim Roster
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New York Mets Reassign Pitcher Nate Lavender to Minor League Camp
The New York Mets have trimmed their roster by reassigning left-handed pitcher Nate Lavender to minor league camp, leaving 69 players in big-league camp. Lavender, who was picked up by the Tampa Bay Rays in the Rule Five Draft last offseason, was returned to the Mets after not seeing game action with the Rays due to a slow recovery from internal brace surgery. The 26-year-old pitcher hasnt pitched in nearly two full seasons, but in 2023, he had a 2.98 ERA and a 1.19 WHIP over 35 outings. Lavender will start the season with the Syracuse Mets in Triple-A, with the potential to earn a spot in the Mets bullpen if he can stay healthy and regain his form.
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