Tag: Brooklyn Cyclones

Mets Minors Weekly Report: Ewing, Peña Continue to Impress

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...

Four Mets Minor League Hitters Off To A Hot Start In 2026

It may have not been the start the New York Mets wanted, but there still has been some good elsewhere in the organization. Below are some of the organization’s prospects who have gotten off to a strong start in 2026. A.J. Ewing (Double-A) A.J. Ewing is out to a phenomenal start for Double-A Binghamton. Entering the season Ewing was Metsmerized’s No. 4 prospect, and he is showing...

Mets Minors Weekly Report: Clifford, Mauricio Break Out of Early-Season Slumps

Many of this week’s standout players in the Mets organization were guys who had been struggling to begin the season. Ryan Clifford, Ronny Mauricio and Randy Guzman are a few of the bats who really turned it on this week. They helped Syracuse and St. Lucie to series wins, while Binghamton and Brooklyn are still looking to find their footing early on. Triple-A Syracuse The Syracuse Mets were...

Mets Minors Weekly Report: Elian Peña Continues to Impress

It’s been a slow start to the season in the Mets’ minor leagues, as three of the organization’s four minor league affiliates have losing records. But that doesn’t mean all is bad. Two of the highlights of the early season so far are Elian Peña and Chris Suero. Suero leads the organization in OPS early on and has looked like one of the best position players on the farm,...

Mets Minors Recap: Mitch Voit Posts Big Day For High-A Brooklyn

It has been a quiet start to the year for the majority of the New York Mets’ minor league system, aside from the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies who now sit at 5-2 on the young season. Every other team sits at .500 or worse through the first two weeks of the season, including a woeful start for the High-A Brooklyn Cyclones. The bats were quiet in a three-hit performance for the Triple-A...

Mets Minors Weekly Report: 2026 Season Gets Underway

It’s time for the first Mets Minors Weekly Report of the season! Each of the Mets’ four full-season minor league affiliates is now underway in their 2026 campaigns. Last year was a resounding success for the Mets’ minor league affiliates, with the Binghamton Rumble Ponies and Brooklyn Cyclones each winning their respective league championships. We’ll see if that success...

Mets Minors Recap: Cam Tilly Dominates In First Professional Outing

The first full weekend of action for the New York Mets’ minor league system has produced a mixed bag of results, as each team already has at least one loss to its name, while High-A Brooklyn hasn’t won yet. Triple-A Syracuse is now over a full week’s worth of games into their season, sitting exactly at .500, with Joander Suarez looking to finally push himself over the top and...

High-A Brooklyn Cyclones Announce 2026 Roster

The 2026 Brooklyn Cyclones will be looking to defend their title as the South Atlantic League champions. With 2025 manager Gilbert Gomez joining the Mets big league coaching staff at first base, Eduardo Núñez will manage the squad in 2026. The 2026 roster is headlined by infielders Mitch Voit and Antonio Jimenez, the Mets’ top two picks from the 2025 draft. Catchers Ronald Hernandez...

Mets Top 50 Prospects for 2026: 10-6 Features Young Infielders, Right-Handed Starters

Next up in our countdown of the New York Mets’ top-50 organizational prospects are No. 6 through 10. The previous 40 prospects can be found via the links at the end of this article. The below will consist of a couple newer bats to the organization, a few exciting arms, and a prospect that has started to breakthrough to some outlets’ top 100 lists. No. 10: Mitch Voit, 2B B/T: R/R,...

Deep Dive Into Carson Benge’s Sensational 2025 Season

This past season was a terrific one, to say the least, for the Mets’ first-round pick in 2024. Starting in Brooklyn and ending in Syracuse, it was a whirlwind year for Carson Benge, who flew through the Mets’ minor leagues because of his great performance at every level he played. Let’s take a deeper look at his awesome 2025 campaign Starting in Brooklyn (High-A), Benge had a...

Mets Had Second-Best Minor League Organizational Record In 2025

It was certainly not the ending to 2025 that the big-league club wanted to see. However, elsewhere in the New York Mets’ system teams flourished. So much so, the organizational record from the Single-A through the Triple-A levels was the second-best of the 30 organizations. Only the Detroit Tigers outdid the Mets, as Detroit’s four minor league teams combined for a stunning 61.24%...

High-A Brooklyn Season Recap: Cyclones Win It All

The High-A Brooklyn Cyclones, named for the Coney Island roller coaster, had a fitting year. Brooklyn rode a slew of quality prospects to a 46-20 record and the top of the South Atlantic League in the first half  – and after a short pause for the All-Star break and a bunch of promotions – plummeted to near the bottom of the second-half standings with a 26-39 mark. The High-A playoffs...

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