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Mets' homegrown outfield prospect could steal the center field job
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Mets' homegrown outfield prospect could steal the center field job
Kevin Jairaj-Imagn ImagesKevin Jairaj-Imagn Images Port St. Lucie is about to get a whole lot more interesting. Usually, the early days of Spring Training are reserved for watching veterans stretch their hamstrings and waiting for the pitchers to report. But when the Mets arrive in Florida this February, all eyes are going to be glued to one locker. The name on the back says Benge. The vacancy in center field says opportunity. With Brandon Nimmo…
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