Author: Mathias Altman-Kurosaki

Williams, Tong Rise in Law’s Top Prospect Update

Jett Williams and Jonah Tong both cracked Keith Law’s latest top 50 prospects rankings for The Athletic. Williams rose from number 62 to 33, while Tong went from unranked to No. 50. Additionally, Brandon Sproat dropped from the rankings, with Law citing the righty’s struggles with walks and hard contact. On Williams, Law writes, “His plate discipline is truly elite; he has...

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Minors Game Chat: McLean Aiming to Bounce Back

The Mets have the day off today, but four of their minor-league affiliates have games, including a doubleheader for Brooklyn and the completion of a suspended game in Binghamton. In Syracuse, Nolan McLean will take the mound for his third Triple-A start, hoping to bounce back from a rocky outing. 6:35 PM · NBT Bank Stadium · Rochester (13-32) at Syracuse (21-26) Syracuse Lineup Drew Gilbert, CF...

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Minors Game Thread: McLean Makes Second Triple-A Start

While we wait for the Subway Series to begin, the Mets’ minor league affiliates have a full slate of games today. In Syracuse, Nolan McLean will make his second Triple-A start against prized Phillies prospect Andrew Painter. You can watch that showdown on SNY. Earlier today, Brooklyn downed the Winston-Salem Dash 4-3 thanks to a homer by Jacob Reimer and multi-hit efforts from Eli Serrano...

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Morning Briefing: Mets’ Attendance Continuing to Rise

Good morning, Mets fans! After this past weekend’s series against the Cubs, the Mets are now averaging 37,027 fans per game, which is fifth in the major leagues. Only the Dodgers (51,363), Padres (42,344), Yankees (41,714), and Phillies (41,126) rank ahead of the Amazin’s. In 2024, the Mets ranked 17th in attendance with an average of 29,484 fans, though numbers improved in the...

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Minors Game Thread: Wenninger Looks to Bounce Back in Binghamton

The big club has the day off, but all five of the Mets’ minor league affiliates are in action today. The FCL Mets already took down the Astros’ squad thanks to homers by Bohan Adderley, Daniel Silva, and Jeffry Rosa. In Binghamton, Jack Wenninger will try to rebound after his first rough outing of the year, and R.J. Gordon will look to continue his hot start to the year for Brooklyn....

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