It's March once again. But did it ever leave? I know, I'm tired of that joke already, too.
In all seriousness, we're back to playing baseball. Monday marked the first game of Spring Training for the Mets and today will be the first televised on SNY. Let's go!
This was one of the wildest offseasons in franchise history – and that's saying a lot. Think about it this way: Steve Cohen officially bought the team in November. Doesn't that feel like a lifetime ago? Well, that's because it kind of wise.
From Steve Cohen to the first televised game of spring, let’s look back on everything that went down during a wild Mets offseason...
— Tim Reilly (@LifeOfTimReilly) March 2, 2021
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Let's do a quick refresher on what went down this offseason before we move on to a fresh start:
Sit back and enjoy today's action. Fingers crossed to a full, uninterrupted season with us back at Citi Field sooner rather than later. Uncle Stevie is looking for a World Series in 3-5 years. Let's hope that comes sooner rather than later, too.
P.S.: The first televised game of spring marks hot dog Opening Day. That's just a fact.
Party with us in Port Saint Lucie for game 1 of the 2026 season! As usual we'll be in town with The 7 Line Army to officially kick off Spring Training.
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Cheer with The 7 Line Army in 2026 at Citi Field and on the road. We have thirteen home games on the schedule along with trips to Arizona, Miami, and Philadelphia. LGM 2026!
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