Jeff McNeil's recent foray into center field for the New York Mets showcases his versatility, marking the fourth major league game in the position. Traditionally a second baseman and corner outfielder, McNeil's opportunity arose due to injuries within the team. Manager Carlos Mendoza highlights that McNeil's infield skills could translate to the outfield, but tracking fly balls presents a new challenge. Meanwhile, Tylor Megill's impressive start to the season, sitting at a 1.09 ERA, has been credited to his improved pitch mix and newfound confidence. Megill's mother has playfully taken to social media for good luck, which has resonated with fans. The Mets' pitching staff continues to shine, currently riding a streak of 13 games without allowing a home run, just short of the team record.