MLB Pipeline has released an updated Top 100 prospect list, that features six rising stars in the New York Mets farm system with loads of potential heading into the second half of the year. 31. Jett Williams Despite having wrist surgery that has sidelined Williams since April, he is the highest ranked Met on MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 Prospects. Williams was drafted by the Amazins in the 2022...
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The New York Mets are in the middle of a crucial eight-game road trip and are in dire of good pitching from the bullpen. First, the Mets called rookie Christian Scott back up, and he will start on Wednesday in place of Tylor Megill. On Tuesday, the Mets made another move. New York announced they have recalled José Buttó. Tyler Jay has been optioned to Triple-A Syracuse. During Monday’s 9-7...
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Major League Baseball has announced the 2024 rosters for the All-Star Futures Game. The Mets’ representative on the National League roster will be their 2023 second round pick Brandon Sproat. (The Mets also drafted him in 2022 but failed to sign him.) The Florida Gator product has had an incredible start to the season with the High-A Brooklyn Cyclones and Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies....
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The Mets tore up the league in the month of the June. They went 16-8, skyrocketed to the top of the National League wild-card hunt, and averaged a ridiculous 6.38 runs per game. Right in the middle of their success was their young phenom catcher, Francisco Alvarez. The 22-year-old came back off the injured list on June 11, and slashed .375/.456/.667/1.123 with three homers and five doubles in 48...
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The first week of the second half of the season saw Syracuse win their series while Binghamton and Brooklyn lost theirs. St. Lucie drew a split. Syracuse was powered by Carlos Cortes, who had a brilliant week at the plate, while Brandon Sproat also had a fantastic with six scoreless innings. For more on all the performances in the Mets minor leagues this past week, check it out below in the Mets...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets were faced with a scare early Monday morning as according to Mike Puma of the New York Post, Brandon Nimmo said that he fainted in the bathroom at about 5:15 a.m. Per Puma, Nimmo said he called the Mets’ trainer when he came out of it and was taken to the hospital to be checked out, where he spent the majority of the day. Will Sammon of The Athletic elaborated...
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