Author: Jordan Baron

José Buttó Continues Strong Stretch

Another day, another quality start for José Buttó. On Thursday, in the Mets’ controversial 1-0 loss, the right-hander did his part to keep the game close.  Through five starts and 28 innings this season, the 26-year-old right-hander is sporting just a 2.57 ERA. Over his last 12 major league starts, he has a 2.86 ERA.  That impressive start continued on Wednesday evening as he mowed down...

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Francisco Lindor Finds His Lefty Groove

It’s happening! It’s happening! Francisco Lindor is hitting above .200! The star shortstop, off to a slow start, found his groove and slugged two home runs in Wednesday afternoon’s game against the Giants. He powered the Mets to an 8-2 win and ended the team’s three-game skid. Both home runs came as a left-handed hitter, the side he had been really struggling with before Wednesday.  Let it be...

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Tyrone Taylor Helps Ignite Mets’ Hot Streak

After their first scheduled off day in over two weeks, the Mets are headed on a road trip where they will take on the mighty Los Angeles Dodgers in a three-game set.  Let’s be real, the Dodgers have a lot in their scouting report they need to prepare for. The great eye of Brandon Nimmo, the all-fields hitting prowess of Jeff McNeil, the power of Pete Alonso … and the .341 batting average...

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Christian Scott Flashes Big League Stuff

With spring training winding down, there is a surefire emergence within the Mets pitching prospect pool regarding who leads the pack—that player is Christian Scott. During a thrilling showdown with the Marlins, the Mets emerged victorious with a 6-3 win, largely thanks to Scott’s commanding presence on the mound. The Mets’ fifth-ranked prospect delivered a dominant performance,...

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Mets 2024 Positional Outlook: Designated Hitter

Moving forward with our series of analyzing the New York Mets’ depth and future prospects at specific positions, let’s dive into the designated hitter spot. This position has been a turnstile for the team over the past couple of years as they look for any semblance of stability. There are a number of players competing for time in the role as the 2024 season rolls around, but the Mets are...

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