Author: James Villani

Mets’ Organizations Continue To Dominate The Minor Leagues

For a first time in what seems like a while, the New York Mets’ affiliate system has several teams that are thriving. Whether it be improved drafting, top-tier resources throughout the organization, or better development, the Mets are dominating the minor leagues. Over the last two weeks, New York has seen three of their top four minor league affiliates clinch playoff berths by winning...

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Top Of The Order Gets It Done In Philadelphia

The New York Mets were reeling entering Saturday night’s game. Their pitching, which had been so good for so long, was finally experiencing regression, leaving the offense needing to pick up the slack. The Mets’ offense has been an enigma in 2025. The numbers, and underlying metrics, are quite strong, however, dire struggles with runners in scoring position has stunted the unit from...

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Mets Minors Recap: Jonah Tong Turns In Yet Another Elite Outing

Jonah Tong continues to make a strong case to be regarded as baseball’s top pitching prospect. Saturday, Tong turned in another elite outing, tossing 7 2/3 innings of scoreless ball. In his sixth win of the season, Tong struck out 11, walked only one, and allowed just two hits. He led Double-A by generating 22 swing and misses. His season ERA now sits at 1.75, while his 107 strikeouts on...

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Murray: Giants Acquire Star Rafael Devers From Red Sox In Blockbuster

Some major news dropped Sunday evening, as Robert Murray of FanSided first reported that the San Francisco Giants are acquiring star infielder Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox. The full trade sees the Giants send major league pitchers Jordan Hicks and Kyle Harrison as well as prospects James Tibbs (OF) and Jose Bello (RHP). Importantly, the Giants are taking on the entirety of Dever’s...

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Ronny Mauricio Finding His Groove In Colorado

After tearing up Triple-A to end his rehab assignment, infielder Ronny Mauricio struggled mightily to begin his stint with the New York Mets after his call-up. The 24-year-old began his 2025 season in the big leagues 0-for-11, before he hit a double, that narrowly missed exiting the elevated Coors Field, in his final at-bat in Friday’s game. Mauricio built on that 104.5 mph double from...

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