Mr. Met's New Muscled Look

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Buffed-up Mr. Met ready to flex guns for home opener, pose for thirst-trap mascot pics

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Mr. Met is set to flaunt his beefed-up physique at the Mets home opener Friday .

The betrothed mascot had been flexing his buff new look in a series of thirsty social media pics, proving that he became a New York City gym rat during the MLB off-season.

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