Now that’s how you make an entrance! @ynscspds @Noahsyndergaard #Mets ?? pic.twitter.com/7tnqRQF6tV
— New York Mets (@Mets) March 1, 2016
The interesting angle to New York Mets camp in Port St. Lucie continues as Yoenis Cespedes and Noah Syndgergaard make an entrance in grand style.
By David Hong
New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes is having the time of his life in Spring Training so far.
After arriving watching him arrive to camp last week with a different fancy car, on Monday Cespedes dropped in $7,000 on a grand champion hog.
On Tuesday, both Cespedes and Noah Syndergaard came to Mets camp on horseback in full cowboy gear.
More specifically though, Cespdes’s horse was named Candy.
Yoenis was riding a horse named Candy.
— Marc Carig (@MarcCarig) March 1, 2016
But back to Cespedes, all of his unusual and unique moments could explain even more how much he still wanted to be a Met, thus signing less money to stay in Queens.
He is having more fun than anybody, and with the $27.5 million he’s getting this season, why not.
All of these are great and entertaining but when the regular season starts, Mets fans no doubt care mostly about his production. If he can have a near similar performance like he did in the 2015 regular season after coming to the Mets in a trade, he can arrive to the ballpark any way he wishes.
This is what happens when @Noahsyndergaard has an idea. #Mets pic.twitter.com/17AC1CSUfc
— New York Mets (@Mets) March 1, 2016
