No. 22 for a new SUV as Juan Soto gives Mets 3B Brett Baty a Tahoe for switching numbers
Mets' Juan Soto swaps SUV with Brett Baty for jersey number
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Mets' Carlos Mendoza reveals Brett Baty has begun taking reps at shortstop
New York Mets skipper Carlos Mendoza announced on Friday that Brett Baty is taking new reps at another position.
Utility infield competition, bullpen health among key storylines as Mets head into Grapefruit League games
Nick Madrigal, Brett Baty and Luisangel Acuña will compete for a spot on the Mets’ Opening Day roster as a bench bat and defensive backup.
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Mets Notebook: Utility infielder candidates, payroll soars after recent additions
The Mets have a few candidates for the utility infield role, including Nick Madrigal, Brett Baty and Luisangel Acuña.
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Jeff McNeil & Starling Marte BP
New York Mets veterans Jeff McNeil and Starling Marte take their first BP of the spring, while Mark Vientos and Brett Baty do fielding work.
Carlos Mendoza confirms Mets' Plan for Brett Baty in camp
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza confirmed that Brett Baty will be getting reps at both second and third base during spring training.
Is Brett Baty the Favorite for Mets’ Final Bench Spot?
Brett Baty's strong start in spring training puts him in pole position for the Mets' utility infielder role. Author: ksdk.com
Juan Soto surprised Brett Baty with a brand new car for swapping Mets jersey numbers
After the New York Mets signed Juan Soto to the largest contract in MLB history, he made another deal with 25-year-old infielder Brett Baty. Soto has worn No. 22 during the entirety of his MLB career with the Yankees, Padres, and Nationals. But that number was already taken by Baty, who has played for the Mets since 2022.
Mets' Juan Soto gifts new teammate Brett Baty an SUV for giving up No. 22
Brett Baty, a 25-year-old third baseman who has played parts of three seasons with the Mets, has worn No. 22 since he was called up in 2022. After a January conversation with Soto, the team's 2019 first-round pick decided to give up his number, but it's not that he won't get something in return.