With the Mets having an off day, we have what will likely be our final minor league thread of the 2026 season. Unfortunately, the season is over for Brooklyn and St. Lucie as both of the Mets’ affiliates failed to make the playoffs. 7:37 PM · CHS Field · Syracuse (73-66) vs St. Paul (78-61) The Syracuse Mets open the night 2.5 games back of a playoff spot with 10 games left in the season....
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The New York Mets were swinging a hot bat throughout their series win against the Miami Marlins. On the way to sweeping the Marlins on the road, the Mets scored a combined 31 runs. However, on the flip side, they also gave up a combined 23 runs in a series heavy on offense. The offense saved the day on Wednesday when bad pitching led to a huge blown lead, and nearly another late in the game. As...
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Billy Amick hits bombs. You’ve surely seen them all over social media. Every single time he hits one, it’s there. Acquired at the trade deadline for A.J. Minter, Amick’s had a loud start to his Mets career. He hit seven homers in 12 games for Double-A Binghamton before his promotion, and has hit five homers in 12 games for Triple-A Syracuse since. But Amick also strikes out a...
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A.J. Ewing this year peaked at an .805 OPS on July 10. After that his lowest point was August 29 at .655. In the nine games since then he has slashed .424/.474/.606/.1.080. This has brought his full season up to a slash of .252/.322/.370/.692 with eight home runs, 23 stolen bases, 35 RBIs, and 48 runs in 104 games. Across a full season he would have: 12 home runs 35 stolen bases 55 RBIs 75 runs...
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Although the minor league seasons may be coming to a close, there is still plenty of time for players on the farm to build some momentum to take with them into the offseason. Marco Vargas has been heating up as he continues to get healthier, batting over .400 in his last seven games, and Jonathan Santucci delivered a strong outing for the third time in a row. Triple-A St. Paul (77-63) 5,...
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Good morning, Mets fans! In one of the wildest games you’ll ever see, the Mets beat the Miami Marlins 15-14 on Wednesday to complete the sweep. New York blew a 8-0 lead, then went up 14-8, and finally staved off a ninth-inning rally for the win. The two teams combined for 35 hits and used 15 pitchers. MMO’s Brandyn Pokrass recapped all the craziness here. “We got the two-point conversion...
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