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Morning Briefing: Alonso Strikes Out in Lone All-Star AB

Good morning Mets fans! Mets first baseman Pete Alonso struck out in the ninth inning of the National League team’s 5-3 defeat to the American League in Tuesday’s All-Star Game at Globe Life Field, the home of the Texas Rangers. Alonso opened the final frame against Cleveland Guardians star Emmanuel Clase. The 29-year-olds faced four consecutive cutters to start the at-bat before...

Mets Minors Recap: Simon Juan Helps Spark FCL Comeback

Overall, Wednesday was a winning day in the Mets organization as the five affiliates combined to go 4-1. Binghamton got a grand slam as their only runs, but it led them to a win. The FCL Mets were down 4-0 early, but found a way to earn a comeback win, and a St. Lucie infielder put himself in the double-digit column in terms of home runs on the season. Find out more about the day’s action...

Mets Minors Recap: Rylan Bannon Homers for Syracuse

It was a winless Wednesday in the Mets organization. Only four of six scheduled games were played as St. Lucie and the Florida Complex League had games rained out. In the other four games, the affiliates combined for 13 runs.  However, there were some good performances, including one from the starter out in Syracuse. Read more about them below. Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs (28-35) 5, Syracuse...

Ryan Clifford Hits Fourth Home Run In Last Six Days

There were plenty of home runs up-and-down the system on Saturday. This includes Trayce Thompson’s team-leading 15th homer in Syracuse’s victory over St. Paul, Ryan Clifford and JT Schwartz going back-to-back in the Rumble Ponies win, Junior Tilien extending his on-base streak with a two-run shot, and A.J. Ewing’s first Low-A round-tripper. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (37-24) 8, St....

Minors Recap: Christian Scott Shines In Return to Syracuse

Wednesday was not the greatest day in the New York Mets farm system. The five teams in action combined for a 1-4 record with three of the teams scoring two runs or less. However, Syracuse saw the brief return of one of the Mets top pitching prospects, St. Lucie was able to find a way to squeak out a close victory, and one player down in Binghamton may be starting to heat up with home runs at the...

Mets Minors Weekly Report: Luisangel Acuña Rakes for Syracuse

Each of the Mets’ affiliates won their series this week except for the St. Lucie Mets, a story that has been far too common this year. Despite St. Lucie’s struggles, it’s been great to see excellent performances both team-wide and individually out of Syracuse, Binghamton, and Brooklyn. This past week, Nick Lorusso and Felipe De La Cruz were brilliant for the Brooklyn Cyclones,...

Syracuse Bats Shine on Sunday

Sunday was pretty ugly in the Mets’ minor league system, as only the Syracuse Mets grabbed a win. The Triple-A bats were the highlight of the day, as every player in the lineup recorded at least one hit and seven recorded at least one run. Syracuse outscored their three lower affiliates 10-8 on the day by themselves, pointing to the fantastic day from Syracuse and the struggles of the...

Mets’ In-House Options Amidst Baty’s Struggles

The Mets have a Brett Baty-Mark Vientos decision awaiting them. Initially, New York designated Joey Wendle for assignment to, in part, shake up the offense and essentially give Vientos his at-bats during a stretch that included a bevy of left-handed pitching. But since that occurred, we’ve also seen Vientos play against right-handed pitching — and do pretty well — in favor of the embattled...

Nolan McLean Homers for Brooklyn

Wednesday was not a winning day in the Mets organization, as the four affiliates combined to go 1-4 in the five games that were played, scoring a combined 15 runs. That said, some of the top 2023 picks (Nolan McLean and Colin Houck) had strong games at the plate, and St. Lucie’s starter reached a career-high in strikeouts. Check out more on what else happened in the organization. Triple-A...

Mets Minors Weekly Report: Pitching Continues Dominating

The second week of the season was a success for the likes of Syracuse and Brooklyn, who won their series, but not so much for Binghamton and St. Lucie, who lost their series. There were several offensive players, such as Rylan Bannon and Alex Ramírez, who shined for their respective teams, but it was really a week dominated by the pitchers, as it was during the first week of the season. Blade...

Alex Ramírez Continues Scorching Start to Season

Despite a Binghamton Rumble Ponies loss on Sunday, outfielder Alex Ramírez continues to impress as he recorded a three-hit day. Other performances of note on Sunday were from Luke Ritter, who homered in both ends of Syracuse’s doubleheader, and Nick Lorusso, who recorded three hits and walked off Brooklyn’s win with a home run. Overall, the Mets’ affiliates went 2-3 on Sunday,...

Dom Hamel Strikes Out 10 In Impressive Outing

One of the Mets’ top pitching prospects the mound on Thursday while two affiliates were rained out on an uneven day for the farm system. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (6-5) 5, Worcester Red Sox (4-7) 4 BOX SCORE CF Ben Gamel 2-for-4, R, HR (3), 2 RBI (6), 0 BB, 2 K (1.190 OPS) 3B Rylan Bannon 2-for-4, R, 2 RBI (2), 0 BB, K (.788 OPS) 1B Mark Vientos 1-for-4, 2 K (.966 OPS) SS Luisangel Acuña...

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