Marcus Semien’s bat finally showing signs of life for Mets
When a veteran struggles to replicate the production of the player he was traded for, he’s likely going to be scrutinized — especially in a big market. For the Mets, Marcus Semien fits that bill.
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When a veteran struggles to replicate the production of the player he was traded for, he’s likely going to be scrutinized — especially in a big market. For the Mets, Marcus Semien fits that bill. Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Mike Puma about the inside buzz on the Mets. Semien, whom the Mets acquired for Brandon Nimmo from the Rangers this offseason, was hitting just .204 entering Sunday’s game against the Dodgers.
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- What's the story?
- When a veteran struggles to replicate the production of the player he was traded for, he’s likely going to be scrutinized — especially in a big market. For the Mets, Marcus Semien fits that bill.
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Marcus Semien’s bat finally showing signs of life for Mets
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