Author: Alexis Farinacci

Christian Scott Faces First Rough Outing of His Career

After two strong outings in which he struck out six and eight batters respectively, Mets’ right-handed pitcher, Christian Scott faced his first rough outing of his career on Friday evening against the Miami Marlins. Scott gave up four runs on seven hits, one walk, a home run, and struck out just three batters in four innings of work on Friday against Miami. Of his pitches thrown on Friday, he...

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Walks Haunt Mets in 10-5 Loss to Phillies

After playing two games in New York, the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies traveled to Philadelphia to continue their four-game series on Wednesday night with game three at Citizens Bank Park. The Phillies swept the Mets in New York to take a two-game series lead back to Philly. Looking to get back on track, the Mets sent left-handed pitcher Joey Lucchesi to the mound for his 2024 debut...

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Brandon Sproat Pitches Well in Double-A Debut

As Alexis Farinacci of Metsmerized discussed in an article on Sunday, May 12, the Mets called up right-handed pitching prospect Brandon Sproat and first baseman Ryan Clifford to Double-A Binghamton on Sunday. Sproat made his Double-A debut for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies on Wednesday against the Bowie Baysox, and he continued to impress against a strong Baysox lineup that ranks No. 3 in the...

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Morning Briefing: Senga Dealing With Command Inconsistencies in Bullpen Sessions

Good morning, Mets fans! Per Anthony DiComo of MLB, Kodai Senga is still dealing with command issues. In an interview with Carlos Mendoza, the manager noted Senga doesn’t feel injured but is still at a point where he could get re-injured with the inconsistencies in his command. It appears he will not progress with his rehab until his command is 100% to avoid the risk of re-injury. The Mets...

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Ryan Clifford, Brandon Sproat Promoted To Double-A Binghamton

According to Daniel Wexler, first baseman Ryan Clifford and right-handed pitcher Brandon Sproat are being promoted from High-A Brooklyn to Double-A Binghamton. Clifford is MMO’s fourth-ranked prospect in the system, while Sproat is ranked 15th. The 20-year old Clifford, acquired in the trade for Justin Verlander, was slashing .216/.412/.304, with a .716 OPS for Brooklyn as of Sunday. The...

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