While we wait for the Subway Series to begin, the Mets’ minor league affiliates have a full slate of games today. In Syracuse, Nolan McLean will make his second Triple-A start against prized Phillies prospect Andrew Painter. You can watch that showdown on SNY.

Earlier today, Brooklyn downed the Winston-Salem Dash 4-3 thanks to a homer by Jacob Reimer and multi-hit efforts from Eli Serrano III and Carson Benge. Nate Dohm and Raimon Gomez both made their High-A debuts, with Gomez recording four outs to pick up the win. The FCL Mets downed the Astros’ squad, capitalizing on four errors and 11 walks. Daviel Hurtado, Joel Lara, and Christian Rodriguez combined to strike out 13 batters on the mound.

Nolan McLean. Photo Credit: Rick Nelson

6:35 PM · NBT Bank Stadium · Lehigh Valley (29-12) at Syracuse (18-23)

Syracuse Lineup

  1. Jared Young, RF
  2. Drew Gilbert, CF
  3. Joey Meneses, 1B
  4. Billy McKinney, DH
  5. Luis De Los Santos, SS
  6. Hayden Senger, C
  7. Luke Ritter, 3B
  8. Gilberto Celestino, LF
  9. Yonny Hernandez, 2B

In his Triple-A debut, McLean allowed seven hits but walked none and struck out seven batters in seven shutout innings against Jacksonville. Between Binghamton and Syracuse, McLean has a 1.08 ERA and 37 strikeouts in 33 1/3 innings in 2025.

7:10 PM · Dunkin’ Park · Binghamton (19-15) at Hartford (20-14)

Binghamton Lineup

  1. Jett Williams, SS
  2. Ronny Mauricio, 3B
  3. Nick Morabito, CF
  4. Ryan Clifford, DH
  5. JT Schwartz, 1B
  6. William Lugo, 2B
  7. D’Andre Smith, LF
  8. Alex Ramírez, RF
  9. Matt O’Neill, C

Jonathan Pintaro will look to bounce back after he was touched up for five runs on four hits and two walks in 1 2/3 innings in his last start. Pintaro has allowed two runs or fewer in all of his other outings and has 30 strikeouts against nine walks in 21 2/3 innings this season. Ronny Mauricio is back in the lineup for his fourth game with Binghamton – he’s currently 3-for-24 on his rehab assignment.

6:35 PM · Jackie Robinson Ballpark · St. Lucie (18-17) at Daytona (16-19)

St. Lucie Lineup

  1. Jeremy Rodriguez, 3B
  2. Nick Roselli, 2B
  3. Colin Houck, SS
  4. Corey Collins, DH
  5. Trace Willhoite, 1B
  6. Yonatan Henriquez, CF
  7. Vincent Perozo, C
  8. Kevin Villavicencio, LF
  9. Willy Fanas, RF

Wellington Aracena will make his second start of the year and seventh appearance overall. Aracena struggled with his command again in his last outing, issuing three walks and allowing four runs (three earned) on six hits in three innings. The 20-year-old has issued 14 free passes in 16 1/3 innings this year, though he’s yet to allow a home run.