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@bigsengtweetsJustin Hagenman has officially been called up by the New York Mets. He won’t start on Wednesday, but a debut out of the bullpen could be forthcoming. More: https://t.co/gQzVTI5SJK https://t.co/BWUz8MThPp
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Mets Call Up Justin Hagenman for MLB Debut Against Twins; Huascar Brazoban to Open
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The New York Mets have officially called up pitcher Justin Hagenman, who is expected to make his Major League debut during the team's series finale against the Minnesota Twins. While it is still to be determined whether Hagenman will start or come in as a reliever, he is set to pitch after Huascar Brazoban, who will serve as the opener for the game. This marks the Mets' first roster move of the season, as Max Kranick has been optioned to make room for Hagenman. Notably, Hagenman will be the first former Penn State pitcher to play in a Major League game since July 15, 2005.
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