Ronny Mauricio has been optioned to Triple-A Syracuse, removing him from the Mets’ Opening Day roster considerations after a spring training where he showcased a .313 batting average with one homer. Following the return of Francisco Lindor from injury, the Mets prioritized Mauricio’s development, as he spent six weeks on the bench last season. Manager Carlos Mendoza emphasized the need for Mauricio to gain consistent playing time. Despite being sidelined last season due to knee surgeries, Mauricio’s ability to play shortstop remains a valuable asset.
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Mets send Ronny Mauricio to Triple-A for regular playing time
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