The Mets have been waiting for Brett Baty to turn the corner, and early signs this spring suggest he’s finally putting it all together. The former top prospect is competing for a starting role in the infield, and his offensive tweaks are already paying off in a big way.
A Scorching Start to Spring
Through three games, Baty has been red-hot at the plate, hitting .625/.625/1.125 with a home run, three runs, and an RBI. The numbers are obviously a small sample, but what matters most is how he looks in the box. He’s showing improved plate discipline and a more fluid swing, which suggests his offseason adjustments are clicking.