Author: Tyler Antonelle

Mets Minors Weekly Report: Pitching Continues Dominating

The second week of the season was a success for the likes of Syracuse and Brooklyn, who won their series, but not so much for Binghamton and St. Lucie, who lost their series. There were several offensive players, such as Rylan Bannon and Alex Ramírez, who shined for their respective teams, but it was really a week dominated by the pitchers, as it was during the first week of the season. Blade...

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Alex Ramírez Continues Scorching Start to Season

Despite a Binghamton Rumble Ponies loss on Sunday, outfielder Alex Ramírez continues to impress as he recorded a three-hit day. Other performances of note on Sunday were from Luke Ritter, who homered in both ends of Syracuse’s doubleheader, and Nick Lorusso, who recorded three hits and walked off Brooklyn’s win with a home run. Overall, the Mets’ affiliates went 2-3 on Sunday,...

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Morning Briefing: José Buttó To Start for Mets Sunday

Good morning, Mets fans! Per Mike Puma of the New York Post, Jose Buttó is expected to start Sunday for the Mets against the Royals. Buttó started the year in Triple-A after a strong 2023 season and spring training, but he has recorded one start for the major league team during a doubleheader earlier in the season. He went six innings, allowing one run on three hits, and it appears the Mets are...

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Mets Minors 2024 Prospects: No. 19 Ronald Hernandez

No. 19: Ronald Hernandez, C B/T: S/R     Age: 10/23/2003 (20) Ht: 5’11”     Wt: 155 lbs Acquired: Via trade during 2023 season (David Robertson) ETA: 2026     Previous Rank: N/A 2023 Stats (FCL/St. Lucie): .274/.452/.423, 4 HR, 43 RBI, 53 BB, 50 SO Hernandez was acquired by the Mets days before the trade deadline during the 2023 season, heading from the Marlins with Marco Vargas for...

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Mets Minors Weekly Report: Pitching Dominates the First Week of Season

It’s time for the first Mets Minors Weekly Report of the season. The first week saw some really impressive pitching performances that outshined lackluster offenses. The poor offensive performances led to each Mets minor league affiliate, minus the Syracuse Mets, losing their first series of the season. Triple-A Syracuse The Syracuse Mets lost their first three-game series of the season,...

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