Author: Robert Colonna

Mitch Voit Hits Game Winning Homer for Brooklyn

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...

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Analyzing the Mets’ Starting Pitching Depth

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...

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Elian Peña Continues Strong Start to 2026

Not much Mets minor league baseball happened with both the Syracuse Mets Triple-A and Binghamton Rumble Ponies Double-A games being postponed due to weather. With the St. Lucie Mets game suspended in the top of the third inning, the Brooklyn Cyclones were the only Mets minor league team to complete a game. Triple-A Syracuse (5-4), Buffalo (3-6), Postponed Makeup on April 8 Jonah Tong will make...

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Mets to Retire Carlos Beltrán’s Number

Updated Post: April 6 at 3:17 pm The Mets officially announced they would retire Carlos Beltrán’s No. 15 and induct him into the Mets’ Hall of Fame on September 19 before the game against the Philadelphia Phillies. The news comes after Beltrán was elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame in January and officially decided to wear a Mets cap on his plaque a few weeks later. He will...

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Lineup Depth Paves Path for Mets in San Francisco

The Mets and Giants series did not get off to a good start. David Peterson had a bad start, which cost them game one. In the first inning of game two, after scoring a run, the Mets lost their superstar, Juan Soto. Ideally, he will not be out for long, but he did miss the rest of this series. The series had the potential to go south from there with the Mets coming off a three-game losing streak,...

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