A.J. Ewing continued his scorching start to the year with another impressive week. Ewing went 6-for-18 with two home runs, a triple, seven walks and four stolen bases. He drove in four runs and scored five runs, both team highs for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies. In 18 games, Ewing has an outstanding 1.052 OPS. Following Ewing’s impressive week, he was promoted to Triple-A Syracuse on Monday...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Through the Mets’ well-documented struggles, No. 85-ranked prospect A.J. Ewing has been scorching hot, slashing .349/.481/.571 with two home runs and 12 stolen bases. Due to his success, as Mike Mayer of MMO reported, the 21-year-old has been promoted to Triple-A Syracuse. Should the big league club continue to struggle in the coming months, it is possible that...
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The New York Mets are an absolute train wreck. While it is still April, this team appears to be broken. And there doesn’t appear to be any tangible sign of a turnaround on the horizon, either. Instead, the Mets just keep taking backward steps. Take this weekend, for example. New York was swept at home by the Rockies. And, if you need reminding, Colorado lost 119 games in 2025. The offense...
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The New York Mets have promoted infielder/outfielder A.J. Ewing to Triple A, making him one step away from the majors. Ewing ranked as high as the 28th best prospect in baseball heading into the 2026 season and has gotten off to a hot start in Double-A, slashing .349/.481/.571/1.053 with two home runs and 12 stolen bases. Ewing boasts a plus contact tool and strong exit velocities, even if his...
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Nolan McLean’s career is off to an extraordinary start. Through 14 starts, he has accomplished quite a bit. That continued on Sunday, as McLean reached 100 career strikeouts during his outing against the Rockies. While the start of this season has been difficult from a team perspective, their young ace has maintained the level he showed at the end of last season. Through three innings...
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Do you know the saying, “When it rains, it pours”? Well, what comes after it pours? Kodai Senga struggled yet again in the second game of Sunday’s doubleheader, allowing three earned runs in only 2 2/3 innings, giving up three hits, three walks, and striking out one. Senga’s ERA ballooned to 9.00, lasting only 20 innings through five starts. The Mets were swept by the...
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