Mets’ Tim Locastro shows off speed during multi-hit day

Here are some nuggets from Mets’ spring training on Monday:

On the move

Tim Locastro went 2-for-3 with a stolen base in the Mets’ 12-7 loss to the Cardinals in Jupiter, Fla. The speedy Locastro, who played for the Yankees in parts of the last two seasons, is in camp as a backup outfield option. 


Tim Locastro
Tim Locastro provides a backup outfield option for the Mets.
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Tim Locastro played with the Yankees for parts of the last two seasons.
Tim Locastro played with the Yankees for parts of the last two seasons.
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Rough debut

The spring can only improve for Mets right-hander Jose Chacin, who retired one batter and allowed five earned runs in the fifth inning, leaving him with a spring training ERA of 135.00. Chacin allowed three hits and two walks. 

Caught my eye

David Peterson fielded Paul Goldschmidt’s squib near the third-base line and made an athletic jump throw to first base in time to nail Goldschmidt for the out. 


Jose Chacin pitches during the Mets' spring training game against the Cardinals on Feb. 27.
Jose Chacin pitches during the Mets’ spring training game against the Cardinals on Feb. 27.
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Tuesday’s schedule

Jose Quintana is scheduled to face the Astros at Clover Park in his Mets’ Grapefruit League debut.

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