Mets veteran excited about additions, hints at more coming. Is it Pete Alonso?
Mets infielder Jeff McNeil is eager to report to spring training. The veteran left-handed hitter spoke with Mike Puma of The New York Post in an exclusive published on Friday. There, he discussed the team’s revamped roster and the future of first baseman Pete Alonso.
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