Spring Training Roster Moves

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These should be starting soon.
Keep them all in one thread so they don't get lost.
The first one:
According to Metsmerized.com "The Mets have placed reliever Sean Reid-Foley on outright waivers in an attempt to remove him from the 40-man roster since he is out of minor league options."


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Following their loss to the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday afternoon, the Mets announced that 13 players (six pitchers, seven position players) have been re-assigned to minor league camp.

Those 13 players are:

RHP Ty Adcock
RHP Adbert Alzolay
RHP Dom Hamel
RHP Oliver Ortega
RHP Brandon Sproat
RHP Blade Tidwell

INF Ryan Clifford
OF Drew Gilbert
OF Rafael Ortega
C Kevin Parada
OF Alex Ramirez
INF Luke Ritter
INF Jett Williams

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Following up on first post, SNY reports SRF has been outrighted to AAA

[Edgy MD]

Sweet and sneaky move, Mets.

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In case you missed this, The Mets announced on Monday that the team had made several more cuts from its major league spring training roster, as the following players were reassigned to minor league camp: infielder Luis De Los Santos, left-handed pitcher Anthony Gose, infielder Joey Meneses, right-handed pitcher Sean Reid-Foley, and catcher Chris Williams.
Looks like it will be between Reetz and Senger for the backup catcher spot. (Unless they bring in somebody else)
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OF Billy McKinney returns to Mets University on a minor league contract

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From Amazing Avenue.com:

utility infielder Donovan Walton and catcher Jakson Reetz were both informed they would not make the roster, which opens the door for Hayden Senger to make it as the backup catcher, and Luisangel Acuña to make it as a utility infielder — though, of course, the Mets could add an outside option as more and more players get cut across the league.

On the pitching side, Chris Devenski. Génesis Cabrera, and Jose Urena did not make the club, the latter having an opt out but deciding to stay with the organization rather than test the waters in free agency.

Senger won't have to work in the supermarket - for now.
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