Author: Allison Waxman

Jonah Tong Promoted to High-A Brooklyn

After tearing it up in St. Lucie, Mets prospect Jonah Tong has been promoted to High-A Brooklyn. The right-handed pitcher has been sensational in the Mets organization this season, posting a 0.00 ERA in Low-A ball with 36 strikeouts in 18 ⅔ innings of work. His 45.6 K-BB% ranks second amongst 267 qualified minor league pitchers. Hitters in St. Lucie hit an absurdly .115/.194/.180 off Tong. Tong...

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Pete Alonso Named NL Player of the Week

MLB announced Monday that Pete Alonso earned National League Player of the Week honors. It’s the fourth time in his career he’s earned the achievement. The Polar Bear hit .429/556/1.603 last week and smashed four homers and seven RBIs. Colton Cowser of the Orioles took home the honors for the American League. It’s noteworthy for Alonso and the Mets, as Pete began the year on a...

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Mets DFA Yohan Ramírez, Select Cole Sulser

Onto the next. Ahead of the Mets’ first game with Atlanta, the team designated RHP Yohan Ramírez for assignment. In a corresponding move, they selected the contract of RHP Cole Sulser from Syracuse. It’s been a brief but storied tenure for Ramírez, who was at the center of the Rhys Hoskins debacle in the opening series with the Brewers. After throwing a pitch behind Hoskins, Ramírez...

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Mets Scouted Japanese Pitcher Roki Sasaki’s Last Start

According to reports from Sports Hochi, Yahoo Japan, Dylan Hernández of the Los Angeles Times and Andy Martino of SNY, the Mets were among a group of eight teams to send team reps to scout Roki Sasaki’s latest start in Japan. The 22-year-old Japanese ace is one of the best starters in Japan, with a 2.00 ERA and 376 strikeouts through 283 ⅔ innings over the past three years in the NPB...

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Recapping the Mets’ 2024 Spring Training

With the Mets gearing up for their final Spring Training game, let’s look back at their 2024 spring season A different group will break north with the team than previously expected when spring began, but that’s typically how things work. Players get injured, others underperform, while some have themselves a spring to remember. Below, we’ll reflect on what occurred these past...

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