Justin Hagenman walked to the mound at the second entrance on Wednesday and blessed to launch his heating releases.
And then hit him.
It was a great league.
“I thought,” Very well, this is real, “said the right of the Mets after the 4-3 defeat of his team against the twins in 10 entries in Target Field.” And then you step on the mound for the first release, and here we go. “
After seven seasons of minor leagues, the 27 -year -old Hagenman signed with a major league contract in the low season drop, and did not disappoint.
Triple-A Syracuse selected as the sixth “headline” with Caning Sark Griffin, Hagenman launched 3 innings of 3 ₃ Behind the opener Huascar Brasobán and allowed a race won in three hits with four strikeouts.
“He’s great, what we were ehking,” said manager Carlos Mendoza.
It was probably just a cameo for Hagenman, who will probably return to Syracuse on Thursday when the Mets plan to place José Siri on Kured’s list with a fractured left warm.
This transaction will allow the team to remind the reliever Max Kranick as the movement of the corresponding list without waiting for 15 days.
Kranick was chosen for Syracuse to create space in the list for Hagenman.
Once Hagman is chosen, METS can select a Syracuse player (possible José Azócar) to give the team an additional field depth.
Canning is scheduled to launch Thursday’s series against the cardinals in Citi Field, with David Peterson, Kodai Senga and Clay Holmes aligned by the following three games.
The insertion of the sixth holder is providing an additional break for Songa in particular in this stretch of 13 consecutive days with a game.
Hagenman understands the situation of the list, but also expects more opportunities in the big leagues.
“This is where you want to be, so whatever happens, it is: how can we return here?” Hagenman said. “How can we stay here as we can and launch like many games here with thesis, as possible?
“That is the best feeling in the world that is out there, so we can do and now that I realize that it is all that was and better.”