Noah Syndergaard held a shirtless media session after a flame-throwing Spring Training debut

Mets right-hander Noah Syndergaard made his Spring Training debut on Monday in a matchup with the Astros -- and to say he pitched well wouldn't do it justice.
For two scoreless frames, Syndergaard was a beast on the mound, hitting triple-digits on more than one occasion. At least 11 times, in fact. Eleven. That makes changeups all the more devastating, as Jose Altuve found out the hard way:

Here's Noah Syndergaard freezing the reigning American League MVP on what appeared to be a 92-mph slider. Check out Jose Altuve's reaction. pic.twitter.com/OitnssBhfm

— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) February 26, 2018

That's midseason form, let alone first-outing-of-Spring-Training form. That's the work of a man with the utmost confidence, the type of confidence that also motivates you to lead postgame interview scrums without wearing a shirt ... by request:

Noah Syndergaard requested to conduct his interview shirtless. He says he didn't even feel like he exerted himself today. #Mets pic.twitter.com/TQEOMyYIlQ

— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) February 26, 2018

Thor is #LifeGoals, realized.