Morning Briefing: Mets' Spring Training Dates Announced

Good morning, Mets fans!

The New York Mets’ 2025 spring training schedule is set to begin on Feb. 10, when pitchers and catchers officially report. Additionally, their first workout will take place two days later, on Feb. 12. The full squad is scheduled to join in on Feb. 17 for their initial workout together. Finally, the Mets will play their first exhibition game on Feb. 22, kicking off their slate of preseason matchups and offering fans an early look at the team.

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