While it was a relatively quiet day for most of the top Mets’ hitting prospects, Trey Snyder continued his breakout campaign. He finished his day 3-for-4 for the St. Lucie Mets, driving in three and coming up with a clutch two-out, two-run double. He’s now hitting .446/.484/.696 (1.180 OPS) in July, and a promotion to High-A Brooklyn seems imminent.

Trey Snyder, Photo by Ed Delany of Metsmerized

Triple-A

Syracuse (48-49) 5, Scranton/WB (51-44) 4

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Ronny Mauricio continued to crush for the Syracuse Mets, hitting his eighth home run of the season. The Mets’ No. 2 prospect, Ryan Clifford, continues to struggle at the plate, hitless in his last five games.

Dedniel Núñez continued his rehab program (Tommy John), giving up one run while striking out two and walking one in an inning of work. A small sample size, but the right-hander is pitching to a 5.40 ERA in four games with Syracuse this season.

Photo by Ed Delany of Metsmerized

Double-A

Binghamton (34-58) 2, Portland (49-42) 1

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2024 sixth-rounder Corey Collins notched his first multi-hit game with the Rumble Ponies since being promoted. Mike Tauchman reached base twice as he continues to work his way back to Queens from a torn meniscus. Most of Binghamton struggled and managed just four hits against the Sea Dogs but were still able to come away with the win.

The Rumble Ponies bullpen combined for six innings of shutout work, with Dakota Hawkins contributing three scoreless innings.

Yonatan Henriquez Photo by Ed Delany of Metsmerized

High-A

Jersey Shore (32-57) 5, Brooklyn (37-52) 3

Box Score

Yonatan Henriquez had a great night at the dish for Brooklyn, picking up a couple of hits, including a double. Colin Houck reached base twice and scored a run; meanwhile, Mitch Voit has cooled off after his three-hit performance last Friday. After tearing it up in June and hitting .305/.426/.476, Voit is only producing a .178/.327/.311 line through 45 at-bats in July.

Daviel Hurtado got the start for Brooklyn and struggled with command, throwing 80 pitches over four innings. Kevin Herget continued his rehab assignment with two shutout innings. The bullpen kept the Cyclones in it before Ryan Dollar surrendered the final blow, giving up a two-run walk-off home run in the ninth.

Single-A

Fort Myers (48-41) 12, St. Lucie (42-48) 9

Box Score

Over his last four games, Snyder is batting 12-for-15 (.800), with four doubles and 10 RBIs. It was a big day overall for the top of the batting order, going 9-for-18, with six runs scored and five runs batted in. However, the nine runs and 16 hits as a team were not enough to pull out the win.

St. Lucie pitchers did not have their best stuff today, giving up 12 runs on 11 hits and walking eight batters as a staff. Luis Alvarez turned in two strong innings to keep the game close, but St. Lucie couldn’t battle back.

FCL Mets

FCL Mets (24-31) 1, FCL Marlins (20-32) 0

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The lone run of this ballgame came in the fifth inning as Frobose hit his sixth home run of the year, just one of the Mets’ four hits.

The FCL Mets utilized an opener for last year’s eighth-round pick, Camden Lohman, and he responded well as he struck out six while giving up just two hits in four innings of work.