AAA: Syracuse Mets (17-39) 2, Scranton-Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (36-18) 1

Box Score

The Syracuse offense did just enough on Friday night as it came from behind to force extras to set up a Drew JacksonRBI single to give the Mets a 2-1 win over the RailRiders in 10 innings. Patrick Mazeika came up with the game-tying homer in the eighth to give Syracuse the opportunity in extras.

Makeika had the most impressive stat line for the Mets as he went 2-for-5 on the night. Rehab assignee J.D. Davis did not pick up a hit on the night but did draw two walks in his three plate appearances.

The Mets pitching staff had stellar performance from each of their three pitchers that made an appearance. Starter Alex Sanabia gave Syracuse an extensive seven-inning outing as he struck out two and allowed Scranton-Wilkes Barre’s lone run in the fourth.

Relievers Stephen Nogosek and Bradley Roney closed out the extra-inning affair as they combined to strike out eight batters and allowed no hits in the final three innings. Nogosek earned the win and Roney earned the save.

AA: New Hampshire Fisher Cats (24-31) 7, Binghamton Rumble Ponies (21-25) 3

Box Score

While the Rumble Ponies had a solid 3-run third inning to give themselves an early lead, it was not enough as Binghamton fell 7-3. The Ponies had a tough time getting hits against a stellar Fisher Cats pitching staff, as only one of Binghamton’s four hits occurred outside of the third.

The Ponies final hit came in the fourth inning leaving them hitless for the game’s last five innings. Despite the offensive woes, Nick Meyer highlighted the third inning with a 2-run bomb that went over the scoreboard at Mirabito Stadium.

Relievers Yeizo Campos and Tom Hackimer had nice outings on the mound as they combined to allow just two hits and no runs in three innings. Campos also struck five to pad his stats.

However, Ryley Gilliam took the loss on Friday night as he was responsible for New Hampshire’s 5-run eighth that lifted the Fisher Cats to the win.

A+: Hudson Valley Renegades (37-19) 6, Brooklyn Cyclones (18-37) 4

Box Score

A 2-run ninth inning rally was not enough to stage a comeback for the Cyclones as they fell 6-4. Three different Brooklyn players had multi-hit performances with Brett Baty, Antoine Duplantis and Jeremy Vasquez leading the way. Vasquez hit the 2-run homer in the ninth to give Brooklyn life late in the ballgame.

Top-prospect Francisco Álvarez and N0.2 prospect Ronny Mauricio did not record a hit in Friday’s game as they both went 0-for-4.

  • Cam Opp, LHP: 2.1 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 3 ER, BB, 3 K, 6.83 ERA
  • Hunter Parsons, RHP: 2.0 IP, H, BB, K, 4.91 ERA

Starter Cam Opp and reliever Colby Morris had tough nights on the mound as they allowed three runs each in a combined five innings. Relievers Hunter Parsons and Michel Otanez had nice outings late in the game as they combined to allow just one hit and no runs.

A: Fort Meyers Mighty Mussels (33-25) 13, St. Lucie Mets (30-28) 5

Box Score

Despite putting double digits up in the hit column, the St. Lucie Mets fell to Fort Meyers at Clover Park. Much like Brooklyn, the Mets had three players have multi-hit outings with Anthony Walters, Brandon McIlwain and Joe Suozzileading the way.

Suozzi highlighted the offense’s performance with a 2-run home run in the eighth.

The St. Lucie pitching staff had a tough time retiring batters on Friday night as the Mighty Mussels had three multi-run innings. The first and most destructive came in the second inning where Fort Meyers scored seven runs on three hits with starter Franklin Parra being responsible for six of those runs.

However, lefty Brailin Gonzalez proved to be the bright spot in the Mets’ pitching performance as he allowed no hits or runs and struck out two batters in his one inning on the mound.

Rookie: FCL Mets (5-3) 5, FCL Astros (4-5) 1

Box Score

The FCL Mets had a stellar day at the plate as eight different Mets recorded a base hit in the 5-1 win over the FCL Astros. The Mets outhit the Astros 8-2.

Omar De Los Santos continued to impress as he homered in the seventh for his third of the year.

The Mets pitching staff had a phenomenal day on the mound as well as they allowed just two hits. The Astros’ lone run came in the fifth off an RBI single. Righty Jose Acuna earned the win as allowed the RBI single and struck out a batter in the fifth inning.