After hitting his first rough stretch since being demoted, Brett Baty broke out in a big way Friday night for Syracuse. Binghamton won their seventh straight game behind Kevin Parada and Ryan Clifford. The two pulled them within a half-game of the Eastern League Northeast leader, the Portland Sea Dogs. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (56-34) 4, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Railriders (48-41) 3 BOX SCORE...
Mets’ ace Kodai Senga completed his second rehab start in Syracuse, jumping to the Triple-A ball club after two-plus innings in High-A Brooklyn on July 3rd. Senga looked like his usual self, striking out two batters and getting his fastball up 98 MPH. After the start, he confirmed that his arm felt healthy, which is excellent news as the major league club eagerly anticipates his season...
After being shut out the previous night, Brooklyn bounced back with a blanking of the Hudson Valley Renegades, led by another great start by Jonah Tong. Tong has been spectacular the past three starts after hitting a rough patch in his first handful of starts in High-A, lowering his High-A ERA to 3.02. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (50-32) 4, Worcester Red Sox (40-42) 16 BOX SCORE 3B Brett Baty...
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...
The Mets got wins across their entire minor league system. Austin Allen and the Syracuse Mets trounced Buffalo, the Binghamton Rumble Ponies split their doubleheader with Portland, Brooklyn’s offense finally broke out, and the St. Lucie Mets erased an 8-0 deficit in the fifth inning to come back and beat the Palm Beach Cardinals. It’s safe to say the entire Mets organization is...
Unlike the Major League Mets’ success on Friday, the minor league affiliates struggle to piece together wins – only Syracuse and the Florida Complex League team pulled out a victory. Brett Baty collected his 14th RBI in only 12 games played with Triple-A Syracuse, increasing his OPS to 1.162. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (45-26) 3, Rochester Red Wings (36-34) 1 BOX SCORE 3B Brett Baty: 1-for-3,...
For the second consecutive game, Ryan Clifford hit a home run for Double-A Binghamton. Not only has he hit six home runs across 12 games in June, but he has raised his Double-A batting average 69 points (.143 to .212) and his OPS 373 points (.562 to .935) over that span. Triple-A Lehigh Valley Ironpigs (29-37) 4, Syracuse Mets (41-26) 2 BOX SCORE 3B Brett Baty: 1-for-4, 2B, K (1.372 OPS) CF...
Despite the poor weather up and down the East Coast, every Mets affiliate managed to get in a game on Friday. Brett Baty keeps crushing Triple-A pitching as Syracuse beat Lehigh Valley again. Ryan Clifford hit a walk-off two-run home run in Binghamton’s thrilling win over Somerset. Clifford has increased his Double-A OPS up to .877 despite his .198 batting average. TRIPLE-A Lehigh Valley...
This past week in the Mets’ minor leagues was a pretty typical one: Syracuse won their series, St. Lucie lost their series, and Brooklyn tied their series. Binghamton lost their series which has been pretty unusual for them this year, while the FCL Mets and both DSL teams also struggled. Two of the best individual performances from this past week came in Brooklyn, with Christopher Suero...
The Mets’ four affiliates combined to go 12-12 this past week, each team splitting their series and going 3-3. Among the best individual performers of the week were A.J. Ewing in the Florida Complex League and Brandon Sproat in Double-A Binghamton. Both individuals shined whenever they were on the field and continued to show why they were selected in the 2023 draft. Triple-A Syracuse The...
During the 2023 MLB draft the Mets selected a total of 23 players, including seven within the first four rounds. The Mets agreed to deals with their first 14 draft selections and 20 overall, with college pitchers Brady Kirtner and Christian Little, and prep pitcher Gavyn Jones choosing to forgo signing with the team. Most, but not all, of the draft choices who elected to sign made their brief...
