Brett Baty was impressive in his debut in Syracuse with eight hits in his first 22 at-bats. Here’s a look at Baty and other standouts in the Mets’ system this week.

Triple-A Syracuse

Syracuse dropped five of six to the Buffalo Bison falling to 48-63 on the year.

Brett Baty picked up where he left off in Binghamton going 8-for-22 following his promotion. Mark Vientos had a strong series as well with seven hits, including a pair of doubles, in 19 at-bats. Vientos is now slashing .274/.354/.517 on the season.

Meanwhile, Francisco Álvarez struggled this week going 2-for-18. He’s now batting .176/.330/.385 through his first 26 games in Triple-A.

Jose Butto also made his debut for Syracuse on the mound, allowing three runs on five hits and a walk over five innings while striking out two.

Bryce Montes de Oca was impressive out of the bullpen this week striking out five in three scoreless innings. The hard-throwing right-hander lowered his ERA in Triple-A to 3.46 with a K/9 of 13.85.

Double-A Binghamton

The Rumble Ponies had a tough week as well, losing five of six to the Altoona Curve. Binghamton is now 40-67.

Wyatt Young was one of the few bright spots this week as he went 7-for-21 with a double, triple, and home run. The 22-year-old infielder has been hot of late, slashing .350/.500/.575 with two home runs through 40 at-bats in August.

Hayden Senger and Rowdey Jordan each homered in the series for Binghamton as well.

Ronny Mauricio had a tough series as the Mets’ lone top prospect remaining in Double-A going 4-for-26 with a double and a stolen base.

Jose Chacin earned the lone Binghamton win in the series with an impressive four-inning scoreless relief appearance. Chacin allowed four hits while striking out seven. The 25-year-old right-hander now has a 6.59 ERA in 69.2 innings with the Rumble Ponies after posting a 1.53 mark in 17.2 innings in High-A.

The rest of the Rumble Ponies’ staff did not fair as well, allowing 34 earned runs in the series.

High-A Brooklyn

The Cyclones split their six-game set with the Wilmington Blue Rocks as they keep pace at 54-54.

Matt Rudick led Brooklyn with 10 hits, including three doubles, in 27 at-bats.

Alex Ramirez also had a solid series going 6-for-22 with a stolen base and four RBIs. Ramirez is batting .270/.326/.452 with five home runs and three stolen bases in 31 games since he was promoted to High-A.

Joe Suozzi also had six hits, including a home run, in 22 at-bats. Jose Peroza, William Lugo, and Matt O’Neill would add home runs as well in the series.

Dominic Hamel delivered another solid performance on the mound in Brooklyn earning a win after allowing a run in five innings on three hits while striking out four. Hamel is now 4-0 with a 1.80 ERA through six starts in High-A.

Meanwhile, Keyshawn Askew ran into some trouble in his second start with the Cyclones allowing four runs on seven hits through five innings while punching out five.

Low-A St. Lucie

The St. Lucie Mets took four of six from the Clearwater Threshers to improve to 64-43 this year.

St. Lucie had some big offensive showings last week highlighted by Raul Beracierta who went 10-for-28 with two doubles, a home run, and eight RBIs, and Carlos Dominguez, who had nine hits and three home runs in 24 at-bats with nine RBIs. Beracierta is now slashing .303/.350/.471 on the year with 12 home runs. Dominguez leads St. Lucie with 19 homers this season.

Omar De Los Santos had a great series as well with nine hits, including two doubles and a home run, in 28 at-bats. De Los Santos also stole four bases to give him 60 for the season. De Los Santos became the first Mets’ farmhand to reach the 60-steal threshold since Carlos Gomez in 2005.

Jordan Geber was solid in his second start for the Mets allowing just a run in 5.1 innings on six hits while striking out a pair.

Calvin Ziegler made his second appearance since returning from injury and struck out three in two hitless innings.

Florida Complex League

First-round pick Jett Williams made his professional debut in the FCL and lived up to his name, going 5-for-17 with a triple and three stolen bases. Jacob Reimer, the Mets’ third-round pick, went 3-for-8 with a triple and a home run.

Dominican Summer League

Yonatan Henriquez hit a pair of home runs in the DSL and added a stolen base. Jesus Baez also homered for the Mets. The 17-year-old shortstop now has seven on the year.

Organizational Leaders

Batting

AVG – Brett Baty (SYR) – .315

OPS – Brett Baty – .943

HR – Francisco Álvarez (SYR) – 23

SB – Omar De Los Santos (SLU) – 60

Pitching (min. 20 innings)

ERA – Stephen Nogosek (SYR) – 1.09

SO – Jose Butto (SYR)/Dominic Hamel (BRK) – 110

WHIP – Stephen Nogosek (SYR) – 0.88

Players of the Week

Offensive – Carlos Dominguez, OF St. Lucie

Dominguez powered St. Lucie’s offense this week with three home runs and nine RBIs raising his OPS to .795 for the year.

The 22-year-old outfielder got off to a fast start in his first season with 11 home runs in his first 137 at-bats. Dominguez cooled off in June and July but he’s been heating back up in August with a .341/.455/.591 line in 44 at-bats.

Dominguez faces an uphill battle as a 22-year-old in Low-A but his combination of power and speed (18 stolen bases) offers some intrigue moving forward. He should be on the shortlist for a move to Brooklyn and it’ll be interesting to see how he can adapt to advanced competition.

Pitching – Dominic Hamel, RHP Brooklyn

There weren’t many stellar pitching performances this week but Hamel continued his excellence in High-A as he improved to 4-0 with a 1.80 ERA in Brooklyn.

In six starts Hamel has yet to allow more than three earned runs while sporting an impressive 1.07 WHIP. The 23-year-old right-hander is establishing himself as one of the more intriguing arms in the Mets’ system as he continues to rise in the organization.

Upcoming Schedule – Aug. 16-21

Triple-A Syracuse – @ Charlotte

Double-A Binghamton – @ Richmond

High-A Brooklyn – vs. Hudson Valley

Low-A St. Lucie – @ Lakeland