Author: Nathan Cooper

Morning Briefing: The A.J. Ewing Era Set to Begin in Queens

Good morning, Mets fans! On Monday night, Will Sammon of The Athletic reported that the Mets were calling up their No. 2-ranked prospect A.J. Ewing. The move comes after the well documented struggles and injuries of the Mets, currently holding the worst record in all of Major League Baseball. With Luis Robert Jr. out, the Mets are in need of consistent center field play, and this move looks to...

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Mets Minors Recap: A.J. Ewing’s Stock Continues to Rise

For the third consecutive Sunday, there was a doubleheader played in the Mets organization, once again by the Rumble Ponies (Double-A). Across all four levels, the Mets’ affiliates went 0-5, truly a poor day for the organization as a whole. Despite the poor team play, there were a few notable player performances. In Triple-A Syracuse, A.J. Ewing and Ryan Clifford each totaled two hits, with...

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Mets Defeat D-backs in Extras Behind Excellent Pitching

Nolan McLean and the New York Mets (14-23) took on the Arizona Diamondbacks (17-19), leading off their final series of a nine-game road trip. Friday night’s game kicked off a three-game set with the Diamondbacks, and behind great starting pitching from McLean and the bullpen, the Mets defeated the D-backs 3-1 in extras. After the Mets went down in order to begin the game in the first, McLean...

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Morning Briefing: A.J. Minter Could Rejoin Mets By Next Week

Good morning, Mets fans! Laura Albanese of Newsday reported that A.J. Minter could be slated for a return to the Mets by this weekend or early next week. On Monday, the Mets won their series opener in Colorado 4-2, thanks to a strong sixth inning. The second game of the series is scheduled for Tuesday at 8:40 p.m. ET, with Freddy Peralta on the mound. However, there is rain and potential snow in...

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Mets Minors Recap: Ewing Stays Hot in Syracuse Win

Another Sunday, another double header in the Mets organization, with the Rumble Ponies taking part for the second week in a row. Across all four levels, the Mets’ affiliates went 3-2, keeping up with season trends. Syracuse (Triple-A) won dominantly, Binghamton (Double-A) went 1-1, Brooklyn (High-A) lost, and St. Lucie (Single-A) won. There were several notable player performances,...

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