Well, out of the few bright spots in a down season for the Mets, Ronny Mauricio is certainly one of them. The Mets’ fourth overall prospect was called up on September 1 when the rosters expanded and the Mets’ postseason hopes were about finished. In his first game against the Mariners, Mauricio clocked his first major league hit at 117.3 miles per hour, solidifying the hype around...
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The Ronny Mauricio train isn’t slowing down! The 22-year-old started his MLB career with a bang two weeks ago, roping a 117-mph double in his first at-bat. Since then, he’s slashed singles and a go-ahead double Monday night. But on Tuesday, Mauricio launched his first career home run. Ronny Mauricio just LAUNCHED his first major league homer. pic.twitter.com/HDvky0D98r —...
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Tuesday, September 12, 2023 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, New York RHP Ryne Nelson (7-7, 5.30) vs. RHP José Butto (0-2, 3.86) SNY The Mets let the lead the slip away late last night, and the Diamondbacks were able to take game one of the series. With the win, the D-backs increased their lead on the last Wild Card spot to 1.5 games over the Marlins and the Giants. The loss means the Mets...
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Ronny Mauricio was given an opportunity to prove himself on the biggest stage when rosters expanded at the beginning of this month. The New York Mets waited longer than fans expected to call him up from Triple-A Syracuse, but despite all of the concerns centered around some of his inconsistencies, the infielder has quieted that noise in his limited time at the big league level. The second...
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With the Eastern League playoffs just around the corner, the Binghamton Mets received some reinforcements on Monday: SS/CF prospect Jett Williams was promoted to the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies. Williams started the year in Low-A with the St. Lucie Mets where he played 79 games before being promoted to Brooklyn, where he played 36 games. He’s played this entire season at just 19...
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This season for the Mets can only be described as a disappointment. Amidst the swirling hurricane of disaster, Brandon Nimmo, in the first year of an eight-year, $162 million contract, has built off a productive season last year. In 137 games this season, Nimmo has hit .262 with 23 home runs and 56 RBIs, with an on-base percentage above .350. On Saturday, SNY’s Michelle Margaux hosted an...
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