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Noah Syndergaard showed up to Mets Spring Training looking stronger than ever

By Eric Chesterton

With an average fastball velocity of 98.6 mph in 2017 according to Statcast -- the fastest among all Major League starters -- Noah Syndergaard seemed strong enough to inspire fear in opposing hitters.
On Monday, Mets pitchers and catchers reported to Spring Training and, against all odds, it appeared that Syndergaard got even stronger. Check out how broad those shoulders are:

The picture says it all. But what, exactly, does it say? Help us decide below.

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