The New York Mets were able to survive a barrage of injuries in 2015 and still reach the World Series, but the team certainly doesn’t want to take any chances on the injury front next season. New York’s margin for error isn’t particularly high, and while they have some depth in certain areas, they can’t afford injuries at other positions. Here are five players the Mets need to stay healthy for them in 2016.
Cowboy @ynscspds and @noahsyndergaard ride in to practice. #Metshttps://t.co/4cL6UqUzuk
— New York Mets (@Mets) March 1, 2016
Last week, New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes set the Internet ablaze by showing up to spring training in a new tricked out vehicle each day. In efforts to continue the festivities, Cespedes and Mets hurler Noah Syndergaard arrived to camp Tuesday on horses. As evidenced by this epic video clip, it was nothing short of glorious.
Yoenis Cespedes casually shows up to another day of #SpringTraining in a $300k customized Lambo
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— 120 Sports (@120Sports) February 24, 2016
On Tuesday, New York Mets slugger Yoenis Cespedes arrived to spring training activities in a custom tricycle that set the Internet ablaze. Well, Cespedes was back at it again on Wednesday, as he rolled up in an epic Lamborghini. This guy has all the swagger.
Just when we thought Yoenis Cespedes couldn't be any cooler, he shows up to spring training like a boss in this epic vehicle, which is apparently a motorized tricycle. The New York Mets outfielder is having a great time since re-signing with the club. If the swagger he's exuding this winter is in any way indicative of how he will play in 2016, the Mets are going to be in excellent shape.