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Mets’ budding third baseman Mark Vientos was called publicly by his manager after he didn’t run hard on the ground ball on Tuesday.
During the loss of the Metropolitan MarlinVientos jogged to first base as Miami’s Graham Pauley groped the ball. Vientos noticed and kicked it into another gear, but it was all in vain when Pauley threw him away.
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New York Mets third baseman Mark Vientos (27) scored against the Houston Astros in Dakin Park. (Troy Taormina-Imagn image)
Vientos told reporters Wednesday that he was not only condemned by manager Carlos Mendoza, but also because team captain Francisco Lindor and first base coach Antoan Richardson did not play in difficult situations after the game.
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“It’s unacceptable,” he told reporters. “It won’t happen again.”
Vientos admits he didn’t try to try his best when he saw the ball cut to third base.
New York Metropolis third base Mark Vientos (27) walks on the base of Houston Astro pitcher Bryan Abreu (52) in the eighth inning at Daikin Park. (Thomas Shea-Imagn image)
“I hit it at third base and started jogging out of the box,” Vientos explained. “Then, I heard the crowd react like he gave up, but it was too late. I should have gone from [start]when he hit it. ”
Last season, Vientos blossomed for the Mets, ending with a .266/.322/.516 slash, 27 home runs and 71 RBI games in 111 regular season games.
He’s very hot In the playoffs Similarly, in the Mets ran to NLC, hitting 55 with 55 home runs and 14 RBIs with 18.
New York Mets third baseman Mark Vientos (27) ran in RBI doubles in the second inning against the Houston Astros in Daykin Park. (Troy Taormina-Imagn image)
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The 25-year-old started the 2025 campaign as he only had 2 more than 19 batsmen in five games.
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