Which channel is the New York Mets vs. Houston Astros game today? (02/25/25) | Time, TV channel, free live stream for MLB Spring Training

The New York Mets will compete on Tuesday, February 25, 2025 (February 25, 200) in the Cacti Park of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, Florida, in an MLB spring training game against the Houston Astros.

Fans can see the game via DirectV Stream or Fubotv.

You need to know the following:

What: MLB Spring training game

WHO: New York Mets against Houston Astros

When: Tuesday, February 25, 2025

Time: 1:05 p.m.

Where: Cacti Park

TV: MLB network

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Live stream: Directv stream or fubotv

Here is a current AP story about baseball:

Port st. Lucie, Fla. (AP) – The Starter of New York Mets Sean Manaea is expected to begin the season on the injured list due to a right -wing strain.

Manaea said on Monday that it has dealt with the problem since the beginning of the spring training.

“It didn't really get worse, it has only a kind of plateau,” said Manaea. “The worst thing is that it has never gotten better in the past few weeks.”

The left-hander, the top starter of the Mets last season, who then received a three-year contract of $ 75 million, said he had thrown and played, but this “recreation was not really the biggest in between”. He had an MRI over the weekend.

Mets managers Carlos Mendoza said Manaea would only throw again until he was free of symptoms, and he stated that this could take two to three weeks.

“The good news is … the tendon is not involved, the chest is not involved. So it's just straight muscles, ”said Mendoza. “It will be closed for a few weeks. So, and then we rate it again and we have to rebuild it. Certainly to say that he will probably start the season on the IL. “

Mendoza also informed the reporters in the camp on Monday that Infieldder Nick Madrigal broke his left (non-thighting) shoulder when he was injured in a spring training game the day before.

The 27-year-old Madrigal, who fights for a squad square, played Shortstop on Sunday when he asked a large in the middle and shot onto the first basis before fell into the grass. An MRI revealed the extent of the injury and he carried out further tests on Monday.

Missing starter

If Manaea fails now, the mets are without two of their expected starter. Frankie Montas is over because of a tense back.

Montas, who signed a two-year contract on a leisure contract of $ 34 million in December, was concluded last week for what the Mets said, from six to eight weeks. It is not expected before May.

If everything goes well for Manaea, he could return in April.

This makes the METs with a projected rotation by Kodai Senga, David Peterson, the former all-star noise, Paul Blackburn and Griffin Canning.

Manaea came up with Mets

Manaea went 12-6 with an ERA of 3.47 ERA in 32 starts during his METS debut last season.

His new three-year contract came after he had rejected his player option for 2025 and had signed the final $ 20 million in the amount of $ 28 million with the METs. The 33-year-old was a free agent in a row in the third at the third season and had rejected a qualification offer of $ 21.05 million of the team.

Manaea excluded 184 batters and lasted in a career high of 181 2/3 innings last year. He lowered his arm slit in the temporary season, another evil left-hander, the NL CY Young award winner Chris Sale from The Atlanta Braves 12 games of the regular season.

During the playoffs, Manaea went with an ERA of 4.74 and 19 strikes in four starts with 19 innings when the Mets made a surprise run by the National League Championship series.

Manaea is a nine-year-old veteran of the Major League and is 77-62 with an ERA of 48 starts and 30 auxiliary appearances with Oakland (2016-21), San Diego (2022), San Francisco (2023) and the Mets. In April 2018 he threw a no-grille for the A against Boston.

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