The high expectations surrounding the Mets this year in part prompted Daniel Vogelbach to address his weight during the offseason.
Vogelbach said he isn’t sure how much he has lost exactly because he hasn’t been tracking it, but estimated Monday he has dropped 20-25 pounds. He showed off his new slimmer form recently in an Instagram photo. Vogelbach was listed at 270 pounds last season.
Vogelbach begins camp as the team’s primary left-handed DH. The team’s possibilities from the right side include Darin Ruf, Tommy Pham and Mark Vientos.Though he was used exclusively as a DH by the Mets last season, Vogelbach broke out his first baseman’s mitt for the first day of full-squad workouts and took grounders.
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