New York Mets starter Carlos Carrasco had another tough outing in Orange & Blue. The former Cleveland Indians pitcher made his first appearance of the spring, while giving up three runs in four innings pitched.

Carlos Carrasco allowed three runs on a pair of homers in his Grapefruit League debut tonight. His final line:

4 IP, 6 H, 3 ER, 1 BB, 3 K, 46 pitches.

Carrasco hit 95 mph on his fastball and sat 93. He is scheduled to pitch the Mets' fourth game of the season on April 10 in DC.

— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) March 30, 2022

So far this spring, Carrasco sports an ERA of 6.75 after his first go-around against the Houston Astros.

Slugger Pete Alonso displayed his mammoth like power as the first baseman hit a three-run shot in the 6th, counting for his first long-ball of the spring.

Pete Alonso just hit his first homer of spring — a three-run, game-tying shot to left. pic.twitter.com/Ad6G7gJLXe

— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) March 30, 2022

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So far during the spring, the Mets pitching staff has looked pretty. Relievers Adam Ottavino, Miguel Castro, Alex Claudio, Drew Smith, and Colin Holderman have all been on point as they haven’t allowed any runs during Spring Training.

Drew Smith sat 95 mph in a perfect Grapefruit League debut tonight. An easy, breezy eight pitches.

Smith has altered his cutter to give it more depth and slider action, though he still grips it the same. Got a strikeout on that pitch to end his outing: pic.twitter.com/kbMovyqCFt

— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) March 30, 2022

The 6-4 Mets will square off against the 1-10 Washington Nationals on Thursday evening as Erick Fedde will take on Taijuan Walker.

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