‘Twas an eventful day down in the Mets’ farm on Sunday. Syracuse had six pitchers combine for a no-hitter, fueled offensively by three Mark Vientos home runs. Mitch Voit continued his dominant stretch for Binghamton, and Sammy Stafura hit his first two home runs as a member of the Mets organization in the Cyclones’ victory. Meanwhile, Aiden Robbins had four RBIs in a St. Lucie...
Jonah Tong threw 5 2/3 scoreless innings and struck out three in Triple-A Syracuse’s 3-0 victory Saturday over Worcester. This came one night after Jack Wenninger threw five no-hit innings. It’s been a rough year for the organization’s top pitching prospect. Tong has served up 22 home runs (second-most in Triple-A) a year after giving up just two in the minors. But he’s...
New members of the Mets organization, Billy Amick (A.J. Minter trade) and Aidan Smith (Freddy Peralta trade) had fantastic weeks at the plate, each hitting four home runs for their respective teams. Amick has been great all year, while Smith mostly struggled while he was with the Rays. Both players have made about as good of a first impression with the Mets as they possibly could. Find the...
Ronny Mauricio just keeps feasting on Triple-A pitching. On Saturday, he was a perfect 4-for-4 and drove in five of Syracuse’s (Triple-A) 13 runs. Meanwhile, the trade deadline acquisitions just keep performing. Most notably, consensus top-100 prospect, Jefferson Rojas, posted his first extra-base hit with the organization and went 3-for-4 in Binghamton’s (Double-A) slim defeat....
Billy Amick launched two homers for Binghamton in their blowout win over Hartford while Syracuse and Brooklyn also captured victories. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (53-57) 10, Columbus Clippers (59-51) 6 BOX SCORE CF Nick Morabito – 1-for-4, SB (34) (.748 OPS) 3B Ronny Mauricio – 0-for-3, 2 RBI (34), 1 BB, 1 K (.847 OPS) 1B Nick Lorusso – 3-for-4, 2 R, HR (2), 1 RBI (4) (1.326 OPS)...
The Trade Deadline has now passed, and the 2026 New York Mets look markedly different. In sending a total of eight players out the door, the Mets largely achieved what they set out to do by committing to a sell-off. They welcomed 13 new players to the organization, including the team’s new No. 1 prospect. And by stocking up on prospect capital, the Mets now have extra pieces to play with...
