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Exciting news for the New York Mets as they fast-track 18-year-old shortstop Elian Peña straight to Single-A St. Lucie to kick off the 2026 season.
Skipping the FCL, Peña is set to bring his talents to St. Lucie, where they'll face the Dunedin Blue Jays on April 7.
This move signals the Mets' confidence in Peña's potential and readiness to make an impact.
Meanwhile, the Mets are eyeing a series sweep this Sunday at 1:40 p.m. ET, adding more excitement to the weekend.
In other MLB news, the Texas Rangers are making adjustments after announcing right-handed pitcher Jacob deGrom's scratch from his start in Philadelphia due to neck stiffness. Stepping up to the mound will be left-hander Jacob Latz, ready to seize the opportunity.
Shifting to Milwaukee, Brewers first baseman Andrew Vaughn suffered a hand injury, resulting in a call-up for top catching prospect Jefferson Quero. Vaughn fractured his left hamate bone on Opening Day, with an expected recovery time of 4-6 weeks.
The Chicago White Sox have activated left-handed pitcher Bryan Hudson, while Tyler Gilbert heads to Triple-A Charlotte. This move aims to bolster the pitching lineup for the White Sox.
Over in Miami, the Marlins announced the call-up of Deyvison De Los Santos from Triple-A Jacksonville as Christopher Morel hits the 10-day injured list with a left oblique strain, a strategic shift to maintain their competitive edge.
Lastly, veteran infielder Brendan Rogers has re-signed with the Red Sox on a two-year minor league deal after being released earlier in the week, a savvy move that could pay dividends for Boston.
And don't miss Sal Manzo's recap of the Mets’ thrilling walk-off win on ‘The Manzo Minute,’ offering fans a detailed look at the game’s dramatic conclusion.