In Ottoneu, some players lost their positional eligibility for the 2025 season, but they are not losers, just lacking in versatility. Yesterday, we discussed players who gained new positions, while today we focus on those who will not be kept for 2025 despite maintaining their eligibility. This analysis follows strict guidelines for accuracy, detail, and conciseness to provide a comprehensive overview of the players affected.
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The Mets completed a weekend sweep in San Francisco, powered by Ronny Mauricio's four-hit night and a pair of seventh-inning home runs. Manager Carlos Mendoza expressed satisfaction with the team's performance, while updates included Kodai Senga's search for form and positive news on Jose Siri's recovery, alongside Billy Wagner's Hall of Fame induction. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Mets completed a series sweep over the Giants with a 5-3 victory, extending their winning streak to seven games. Key performances came from Francisco Alvarez and Ronny Mauricio, who combined for six hits, while Juan Soto hit a go-ahead homer, and Kodai Senga contributed with solid pitching before the bullpen secured the win. Want More Context? 🔎
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Binghamton's offense dominated in a 17-3 victory over the Fightin Phils, led by Mets prospects Ryan Clifford and Carson Benge, who both excelled at the plate. Benge went 4-for-6 with three RBI and four runs, while Clifford finished 3-for-4 with a homer and five runs; Binghamton's record improved to an impressive 64-30. Want More Context? 🔎
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