SEATTLE — Carlos Mendoza will deal with the potential right-field logjam when it happens, but for now the Mets manager is just “excited” that the team may soon regain another piece.
Starling Marte played right field Sunday for Double-A Binghamton — the veteran outfielder went 0-for-2 with a walk over seven innings — and remains a possibility to rejoin the Mets on the next homestand.
“He’s a big part of this team and he’s been out for a long time, and guys I feel are stepping up,” Mendoza said before the Mets lost to the Mariners on Sunday. “But he’s going to be a huge addition for us. His bat, his speed, everything.” Mets’ Brandon Nimmo struggling to break out of slump: ‘Expect more of myself’Mark Vientos was a late scratch from the lineup with a sore left ankle.
Vientos indicated he isn’t concerned about the ankle, which he said began bothering him during the last homestand and flared up before Sunday’s game. Mendoza used Garrett in a low-leverage situation — the Mets were behind by three runs — just to ease him in for his first major league appearance in a month.
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