The Mets upended nearly a third of their roster at the Trade Deadline and welcomed in a plethora of new talent into the farm, including a new No. 1 prospect in INF Jefferson Rojas. While trading for prospects is always a risk, the kids are showing up and more in their few games within the Mets’ minor league system thus far. As a result, Binghamton is currently riding a seven-game win...
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While the bat is catching up, Mitch Voit’s speed continues to be his biggest asset. The Mets’ No. 5 prospect collected his team-leading 36th stolen base on Sunday and now sits in third for most stolen bases in the South Atlantic League. He leads all Mets affiliates in steals, with Ji Hwan Bae trailing him with 34 steals. OF John Bay continued his torrid 2026 campaign with another...
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With the big league club getting the day off, all eyes turn to Triple-A Syracuse as Clay Holmes continues to work back from a fractured fibula. Per Mets manager Andy Green, he will pitch about three innings. However, those three innings will be closely monitored, and not just by the Mets. Holmes’ name has come up in recent trade discussions as the deadline looms, and it’s certainly a...
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The Mets will not play tonight. Due to weather, their game with the Cubs has been postponed to Wednesday as a split-doubleheader. The first game will start at 1:10 pm with Game 2 starting at 7:10 pm. Kodai Senga, who was supposed to start Monday, will get the start Tuesday against Edward Cabrera. Nolan McLean and Sean Manaea will both start in Wednesday’s games while Freddy Peralta closes out...
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Monday’s game was a tale as old as time for the New York Mets. Entering Cincinnati for a three-game series, the team’s hot-and-cold streak landed on the wrong side of things in a 12-0 shutout loss to the Reds. Tobias Myers, in his first appearance since being recalled, exited after only 1.1 innings of work, allowing seven runs (all earned) on four hits, three walks and one strikeout. Jonathan...
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