Author: Michael Mayer

Marco Vargas, Ronald Hernandez Promoted to St. Lucie Mets

With the Florida Complex League Mets season ending following their 7-1 loss to the Braves on Thursday, a big group of the players have been promoted to Low-A St. Lucie. The two most notable names are INF Marcos Vargas and 1B/C Ronald Hernandez, both acquired when the Mets traded veteran reliever David Robertson to the Marlins. Vargas, 18, has struggled a bit since the trade with a .666 OPS in 15...

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Mets Minors Recap: Ronny Mauricio Homers in Big Night

The long ball was king on Thursday, with Ronny Mauricio hitting his 21st of the season and Jeremiah Jackson and Stanley Consuegra both homering for the third straight game. Ryan Clifford and Kevin Parada chipped in with home runs as well for Brooklyn. Triple-A: Buffalo 9, Syracuse 4, Box Score 2B Ronny Mauricio 3-for-5, HR (21st), SB (22nd), 2 RBI, .841 OPS 3B Brett Baty 0-for-5, 2 K, 1.124 OPS...

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Colin Houck Collects Two Hits in FCL Playoff Loss

The FCL Mets had a great regular season as they finished with the best win percentage in the league (32-18, .640). However, their season came to an abrupt end on Thursday when they lost in the FCL semifinals to the Braves, 7-1 at Clover Park. It was rough day for the defense as the team made five errors, which resulted in only three of the seven runs being earned. Even though the team look the...

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Luke Ritter, Carlos Cortes Should Get Chance With Mets

As the Mets play out the string in 2023, most of the calls from fans have been to call up infielder Ronny Mauricio and/or starting pitcher Mike Vasil. While both of them certainly have their merits and are more highly thought-of prospects, I believe the Mets should bring up infielder Luke Ritter and outfielder Carlos Cortes. Neither of them is generally considered a top-30 prospect in the Mets...

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Kodai Senga Would Help Recruit Yoshinobu Yamamoto

Updated Post – August 18, 2023 Mets ace Kodai Senga would help the team recruit right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto when the Japanese star pitcher is posted this offseason, per Mike Puma of the New York Post. Senga has played with Yamamoto multiple times, including Team Japan and All-Star teams, and has known him for four years. “He still has the rest of the season to get through, healthy...

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