If you were watching any game in the Mets organization today I hope it was the Syracuse Mets who dominated across the board today. Multiple players across that roster are making the case that they should be in the majors now and that could be a reality sooner rather than later if things continue as they are for the big league club. For the rest of the minor league teams the bats were largely...
Read More
Brett Baty looked like he broke out in 2025. He took the ball deeper to combat his pitch recognition issues and utilized his plus bat speed to drive the ball. He traded contact rates for power and no longer focused on pulling the ball in the air, letting his plus exit velocities make up for going the other way. After a small swing adjustment in mid-April to prevent dropping his barrel, Baty...
Read More
The Mets are currently 26th in runs scored. They are 28th in OPS, 24th in AVG, 27th in OBP, and 24th in home runs. They are 10th in strikeout rate which is the closest to a results based positive there is. Across this seven game losing streak the Mets have slashed .182/.215/.262/.477 scoring only ten runs. So what is the cause of this team wide slump? Let’s take a deeper dive. Zone Contact...
Read More
Mets minor league teams combined for 26 runs scored to 22 runs allowed. All of the games were close and the offense really showed off. Outside of St. Lucie, the pitching struggled, though every level except Double-A won its game. It was also the day of the home run with eight home runs total coming from Hayden Senger, MJ Melendez, Josh Rojas, Nick Lorusso, Mitch Voit, Daiverson Gutierrez, and AJ...
Read More
It is too early to panic with David Peterson three starts into the season, even if in his two previous starts, he gave up five runs. His start to the season has been uneven, with most of the damage coming in two innings. There are some positives – for example, his 31.1% chase rate so far is well above average. But overall, Peterson looks like he has taken a step back across the board. His...
Read More
