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- The New York Mets signed Jackson Cluff, a utility infielder, to a minor league contract with spring training invitation.
- Cluff, 28, has spent his career in the Washington Nationals system, at second base and shortstop.
- Last season, he posted a .771 OPS in 103 games with the Triple-A Rochester affiliate.
- The signing aims to boost infield depth amid uncertainties around Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil, with spring competition.
