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NY Post · Feb 21, 2019

Mets’ new coach working on Jeff McNeil’s outfielder conversion

Jeff McNeil Anthony J. CausiPORT ST. LUCIE — Luis Rojas figures he’s got a built-in advantage as the Mets’ new quality control coach.

After spending the past eight seasons managing within the organization’s minor league system, the 37-year-old Rojas will be a familiar face to many in the clubhouse as he delivers analytical information that might be useful to players.

“We have a great analytical team and I am going to be that source that brings in the information to our coaching staff and to our players,” Rojas said Wednesday. “Taking in mind the relationships I have with the guys, maybe knowing them from the start of their careers and throughout their careers.”

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