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Mets Strengthen Team Unity with Mini-Golf Bonding Event

2/26/2026

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The New York Mets organized a team bonding event featuring mini-golf for players and their families, hosted by David Peterson (the New York Mets pitcher), Juan Soto (the professional baseball outfielder), Freddy Peralta (the professional baseball pitcher), Francisco Lindor (the New York Mets shortstop), and Clay Holmes (the professional baseball pitcher).
The event underscores team unity as Peterson becomes the longest-tenured player after significant roster changes.
Brandon Nimmo, Pete Alonso, Edwin Díaz, and Jeff McNeil have left the Mets through trades or free agency.
Peterson debuted in 2020 and now embraces his role as a leader in the veteran clubhouse.

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The New York Mets organized a team bonding event featuring mini-golf for players and their families, hosted by David Peterson (the New York Mets pitcher), Juan Soto (the professional baseball outfielder), Freddy Peralta (the professional baseball pitcher), Francisco Lindor (the New York Mets shortstop), and Clay Holmes (the professional baseball pitcher).
The event underscores team unity as Peterson becomes the longest-tenured player after significant roster changes.
Brandon Nimmo, Pete Alonso, Edwin Díaz, and Jeff McNeil have left the Mets through trades or free agency.
Peterson debuted in 2020 and now embraces his role as a leader in the veteran clubhouse.