Jeff McNeil has never been known for his ability to hit home runs, but to his credit, he showcases that power in big moments. That was on display against the Miami Marlins on Monday, as the two teams were tied 1-1 going in the ninth inning. McNeil led the inning off against left-handed reliever Tanner Scott, who had not given up an earned run since July. It was clear that the 2022 National...
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The new No. 2 prospect in the Mets organization has enjoyed a successful start to his career in the blue and orange. The 2022 first rounder out of the University of Tennessee has significantly improved his Double-A stats since the trade deadline deal with the Astros. In half as many games with Binghamton compared with Corpus Christi (35 vs. 60) he has the same number of home runs (6), RBIs (21),...
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While the Mets have not much left to play for as the 2023 MLB regular season comes to a close, there’s an evaluation period that comes with these final games. Fair or not, they give New York a better glimpse of who should be a part of next season’s roster. It’s happened with the Baby Mets—but the rotation pieces have had a say, too. The only two players that are locked into next year’s...
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Only two affiliates are still in action, and while Syracuse is limping toward the finish line, Binghamton is looking stronger than ever as they gear up for a postseason run. Here are the biggest developments throughout the organization, including a strong end of the regular season for Drew Gilbert and a Herculean effort from the entire Binghamton starting rotation. Triple-A Syracuse The Syracuse...
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Good morning, Mets fans! According to Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times, the Tampa Bay Rays are set to announce a new agreement with the city of St. Petersburg for a new St. Pete stadium, meaning the Rays will be departing the Trop soon enough. The Mets began a three-game series by scratching out a 2-1 win over the Marlins, who are in the thick of a Wild Card race. Check out the full recap...
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The New York Mets, entering Monday night with a 69-80 record, embarked on their final trip to Miami to start three-game series at loanDepot Park against their divisional foes, the Miami Marlins, who boasted a 78-72 record and looking to make a push for the postseason. The Mets put an obstacle in those hopes, however, scratching out a 2-1 victory. José Butto took the mound for the Mets, making a...
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