Author: Robert Colonna

Mets Promote A.J. Ewing to Triple-A

The New York Mets have promoted infielder/outfielder A.J. Ewing to Triple A, making him one step away from the majors. Ewing ranked as high as the 28th best prospect in baseball heading into the 2026 season and has gotten off to a hot start in Double-A, slashing .349/.481/.571/1.053 with two home runs and 12 stolen bases. Ewing boasts a plus contact tool and strong exit velocities, even if his...

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Lindor Placed On Injured List, Mauricio Recalled

Francisco Lindor has been placed on the 10-day injured list with a left calf strain, and Ronny Mauricio has been recalled from Triple-A Syracuse. This comes just days after Mauricio hit three home runs in one game for Syracuse. This is a big loss for the Mets, who just saw Juan Soto return from the injured list after missing time with a calf strain. However, Carlos Mendoza said Lindor’s...

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Ronny Mauricio Homers Three Times

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...

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Analyzing Brett Baty’s Offensive Struggles

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...

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A Deep Dive into the Mets’ Offensive Struggles

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...

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