For Torres, a Day of Introductions February 22, 2012, 9:15 pm Before Andres Torres, the Mets" new center fielder, acclimates himself to the outfield dimensions at Citi Field, he will first have to figure out how to get around the clubhouse at the team's spring training complex. Torres reported to Port St. Lucie, Fla., Wednesday, a couple of months after being traded from the San Francisco Giants. He spent much of the day meeting his new teammates and getting the lay of the land, including receiving directions to the training room. "I feel great, it's just I'm a little bit lost," Torres said "But I've started meeting players and everybody and I feel pretty good." Torres is expected to lead off, despite his .312 on base percentage last season, which the Mets are hoping he can improve upon. "I've been working hard, I'm healthy, and I'm pretty confident," Torres said. Last year I battled injuries, but this year is a new year and I feel great, to be honest with you. For the past year, Torres has been followed by a film crew working on a documentary about his struggle with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. He said he wanted to get settled with the Mets before seeing if the crew might continue filming here.