The New York Mets swept the Detroit Tigers and have now won three of their last four series. They no longer have the worst record in baseball as well, with the Los Angeles Angels (16-28), Houston Astros (17-28), Colorado Rockies (17-27) and San Francisco Giants (18-26) all trailing the Mets (18-25) now. The young players are coming alive and are helping to pick up this struggling and...
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Yesterday president of baseball operations David Stearns and Manager Carlos Mendoza spoke to the media before the beginning of the homestand about the state of the Mets. Stearns message to the fanbase is that they understand that the first six weeks have not gone the way anyone has wanted, they are disappointed as well, and they believe they have the talent to turn this around and are doing...
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The Binghamton Rumble Ponies and Brooklyn Cyclones continue to struggle offensively while the Syracuse Mets continued to hit even without A.J. Ewing. Jack Wenninger continued his strong start to the season for Triple-A Syracuse. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (21-18) 7, Scranton/WB (20-18) 4 Box Score CF Nick Morabito: 0-for-5, R, RBI, 1 BB, SB 1B Ryan Clifford: 1-for-6, R, RBI, BB RF Hayden Senger:...
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Baseball America has named A.J. Ewing as one of their largest risers in their most recent Top 100 Prospects list, moving from #68 to #37. Before the season Ewing was ranked #83. They describe Ewing as a complete player who can hit, run and field on a consistent basis. With Ewing now in Triple-A, BA wrote that “Ewing’s quick rise plus the early doldrums in Queens could afford him a chance...
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A lot of Spring Training is noise, but at the end of March we looked at one data point for each hitter in spring to see if they would translate to the regular season. One month in we check back in to see if any of these stuck into the regular season. Freddy Peralta – Zone Rate – Did Not Maintain Freddy Peralta has averaged roughly the same innings per start in 2026 as he did in 2025. In...
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