Much depth of veterans will be available to the Mets for their short season.

The team on Sunday announced its group of 60 players, which included names such as Eduardo Nunez, Matt Adams, Rene Rivera and Max Moroff – experienced players who were in spring training at the invitation of non-roster who were competing to get jobs. In addition, the Mets include 2017 first round pick David Peterson and former Yankees reliever Chasen Shreve.

Other names not included in the list of 40 players in the pool include Kevin Smith, Jarrett Parker and Johneshwy Fargas. Not present on the list was Tim Tebow.

The billiard players, including a list of 40 players (minus Noah Syndergaard), will participate in the Mets summer camp for the next three weeks and are available for inclusion in the premier league list. With 45 players in their pool, the Mets still have 15 slots available that can be filled.

Yoenis Cespedes and Jed Lowrie are part of a group of 60 people. The Post reported last week that there was a strong chance Cespedes would be ready for the start of the season. But it is still unclear whether Lowrie will be a consideration for Opening Day.

The season will start with a list of 30 major league players who will be reduced by two players after the first two weeks. Rosters will be reduced to 26 players four weeks after the season opens on July 23 or July 24. Each team will be allowed a three-player taxi squad for each trip which will allow replacement of injured players or positive tests for COVID -19. The players will come from a group of 60 players.

Syndergaard, who underwent Tommy John’s operation in March, will not win this season.

Nunez, a former Yankees and Red Sox player, was in contention to get a place on the premier league list when spring training closed in March. Nunez is basically the third baseman, but there is a possibility he will receive a short glance.

Adams, who skips most of the spring camp with an irregular heartbeat, provides the power of left-handed bats with strength that can be used as DH, goal brace or outside corner players. Adams scored 20 homers in only 310 bats last season with the Nationals.

Rivera fought for a spare catch job during the spring, competing with Tomas Nido. But the fact that Nido has no minor league options left gives him an edge in battle. Rivera could become the third possible catcher with an expanded list of names first and then remain as part of a taxi army.

Moroff figures to provide insurance in the middle of the field. He spent last season with Indians, for whom he appeared in 20 matches.

Left-handed Peterson can provide depth of rotation, but he will have competition from names such as Walker Lockett, Corey Oswalt, Franklyn Kilome and Jordan Humphreys – all on the list of 40 people and included in a group of 60 players. Players who are not currently in the list of 40 players must be added to be eligible for the game.

Shreve, left-handed, played for the Yankees from 2015-18 and appeared in three games last season for the Cardinals.

Erasmo Ramirez, who spent most of last season in the minor league with the Red Sox after previously playing for the Rays and Mariners, was released by the Mets, but is expected to re-sign the team and join the group.

Here are 45 players who compiled the initial Mets list:

Pitchers (22)

Tyler Bashlor
Dellin Betances
Brad Brach
Jacob deGrom
Edwin Díaz
Jeurys Familia
Robert Gsellman
Walker Lockett
Seth Lugo
Steven Matz
Corey Oswalt
David Peterson
Rick Porcello
Jacob Rhame
Paul Sewald
Chasen Shreve
Drew Smith
Kevin Smith
Marcus Stroman
Michael Wacha
Justin Wilson
Daniel Zamora

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Catcher (5)

Patrick Mazeika
Tomas Nido
Wilson Ramos
Rene Rivera
Ali Sánchez

Infielders (12)

Matt Adams
Pete Alonso
Robinson Cano
J.D. Davis
Andres Giménez
Luis Guillorme
Jed Lowrie
Jeff McNeil
Max Moroff
Eduardo Núñez
Amed Rosario
Dominic Smith

Outfielders (6)

Yoenis Céspedes
Michael Conforto
Johneshwy Fargas
Jake Marisnick
Brandon Nimmo
Jarrett Parker