Video: Mets Celebrate Catching Final out of Spring Training Drill
March 10, 2021
Though nothing in MLB spring training counts toward a World Series, you can't stop teams from celebrating like it does.
The New York Mets put this method to the test Wednesday with a celebration that resembled the final out of a title run:
Manager Luis Rojas later explained this was part of a defensive drill where the players had to make 27 straight outs without an error, per Deesha Thosar of the New York Daily News.
The Mets still got a chance to act like they won it all before the regular season even begins next month. Considering the franchise last won a World Series in 1986 before much of the roster was born, the celebration is likely a new feeling for most of the players.
New York does have high expectations, entering 2021 with the fifth-best odds to win a title at 10-1, per DraftKings.
We can see in October if the preparation worked out for Rojas and the Mets.
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