For most of this season, most of the attention to Mets pitching prospects has been given to Nolan McLean, Jonah Tong and Brandon Sproat. Now, all three are in the big leagues. Those are the only three Mets fans should expect to make their MLB debuts this season, but the Mets are rich with minor league pitching depth, and there will be another wave coming in 2026. The headliner? The 22-year-old...
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Playoff baseball is back. The High-A Brooklyn Cyclones will visit the Greensboro Grasshoppers Tuesday in Game 1 of the Division Series of the South Atlantic League playoffs. Meanwhile, the Low-A St. Lucie Mets will battle the Daytona Tortugas in Game 1 of the Florida State League Division Series. Both series are best of three. Brooklyn vs. Greensboro Channing Austin, 23, gets the 6:30 p.m. Game...
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Before Monday’s 1-0 loss to the Phillies, Carlos Mendoza said that Nolan McLean has “a lot of different weapons that can get hitters out.” The rookie took the ball and made the manager’s words ring true. He struck out Bryce Harper looking at a 96 mph sinker in the first inning. With two on and two out in the second, he got Otto Kemp to swing through an 88 mph change-up....
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The Mets’ first-round pick from this summer’s draft, Mitch Voit, had a pretty slow start to his professional career. He officially broke out in the St. Lucie Mets’ latest series. Voit went 7-for-15 with his first professional home run. He also walked four times, stole a ridiculous nine bases, and scored seven runs while also driving in four runs. Voit recorded a 1.246 OPS over...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Mets beat writer Anthony DiComo shared some news concerning SP Tylor Megill. Megill has been sidelined again this season due to tightness in his arm. He’s scheduled for an MRI to determine the extent of his injury. This setback puts Megill’s season at risk. This season has been particularly challenging for Megill, as he has not pitched in the majors since June. If his...
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The first game of the Mets’ massive four-game series with the Phillies on Monday night featured a pitching matchup of Nolan McLean and Aaron Nola that heavily favored the Mets. After all, McLean dominated the Phillies for eight scoreless innings the last time he faced them, and Nola entered Monday’s action with a 6.78 ERA on the season. But that’s why games are played on fields...
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