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Mets’ David Peterson earns first All-Star Game selection
BALTIMORE — In the midst of his best season yet, the league has taken note of David Peterson. The left-hander became the fourth player and first starting pitcher selected to represent the Mets at the MLB All-Star Game next week at Truist Park in Atlanta, the team announced Thursday. It will be the first trip to the Midsummer Classic for Peterson.
Until David Peterson underwent hip surgery two offseasons ago, he was a useful but unremarkable Major League piece.
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