Mets pitcher Zack Wheeler is happy to be flying under the radar this year, according to ESPN.
Wheeler got his introduction to the majors last season, posting a 3.42 ERA over 100 innings. Despite his success, Wheeler is being overshadowed by other young pitchers. Wheeler doesn't seem concerned about the lack of hype, though. "That's fine with me," Wheeler said. "I don't have to have all the attention."
Wheeler enters camp looking to solidify his role in the team's rotation. He recently said he's aiming to start opening day. With Matt Harvey sidelined for most of the year, Wheeler could be the most exciting player in the team's rotation this time around.