In Port St. Lucie, Jackson Cluff has seized opportunities at shortstop during Spring Training, particularly after Francisco Lindor’s injury. Cluff, a former minor leaguer and practicing Mormon, took a two-year mission pause from baseball, returning to BYU at 22, and was later drafted by the Nationals. Despite facing challenges in his journey to the majors, Cluff remains optimistic about his future with the Mets, emphasizing the importance of his mission experience over baseball. He aims to contribute to the team’s success this season.
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