Every team in baseball got a late start to spring training due to the MLB lockout. Many players have been playing catchup on their standard offseason routines and the New York Mets are no different. Players were thrown right into the thick of things right as MLB and the MLBPA came to a labor agreement. One Met, in particular, was extremely involved in the reaching of a deal. The DelayMax Scherzer, 37, is a veteran of the Players’ Association and was instrumental in the agreement along with recently retired lefty Andrew Miller. Scherzer, who signed a three-year, $130 million contract this offse…