Mets prospect Brandon Sproat showcased his potential with six scoreless innings and a 99 mph fastball for Triple-A Syracuse. However, despite his readiness to step into the MLB lineup, the Mets decided to start Brandon Waddell instead, following A.J. Minter’s potential season-ending injury. This decision raises questions about the team’s pitching rotation and the durability of their bullpen, as they grapple with injuries and performance issues early in the season, highlighting the volatility of their pitching strategy moving forward.
Mets prospect Brandon Sproat is ready for MLB action, but despite his strong performance, the team is opting to keep him in Triple-A for now.
With A.J. Minter sidelined, the Mets face potential bullpen issues, highlighting the need for pitching depth as injuries pile up this early in the season.
Carlos Mendoza noted the importance of maintaining a strong bullpen for the long season; injuries can severely impact a team's performance as seen with Minter.
The Mets are considering Brandon Waddell for a starting role instead of Sproat, although many are questioning this choice given Sproat's potential.
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