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MMN Recap 6/15: Montero Roughed Up Again

By Michael Mayer

June 16, 2016 7 Comments

Montero

Reno 16, Las Vegas (33-32) 10 Box Score

The 51s battled back from being down 9-0 at one point with the pitching staff allowing 15 hits including three home runs.

Nimmo extended his hitting streak to 12 games and is hitting .486 over his last nine.

Montero has now allowed 12 earned runs in 7.2 innings over his last two starts and for the year the Pacific Coast League is batting .305 against him.

Injury Note: Before the game RHP Robert Gsellman (quad) and catcher Jeff Glenn was activated off the DL. Today they will place T.J. Rivera on the DL (hamstring) with infielder Niuman Romero being promoted from Binghamton. 

Richmond 4, Binghamton (27-36) 2 Box Score

B-Mets starter Tyler Pill allowed four runs in the third inning and that is all the Flying Squirrels would need to score as the Binghamton offense went 1 for 6 with runners in scoring position.

Smith now has 40 RBI on the season which is tied for the fifth most in the Eastern League.

Derrik Gibson made two errors and Stefan Sabol had one behind Pill who is tied for second most innings pitched in the EL with 80.2.

St. Lucie (33-31) 2, Tampa 1 Box Score

The Mets have now won six of their last seven games as they have one more game left before the Florida State League all-star break this weekend.

d’Arnaud caught all nine innings behind the plate and his next stop should be Las Vegas for the weekend.

  • Corey Oswalt RHP: 8 IP, 2 H, O ER, BB, 7 K, W, (4-2, 4.08)
  • Corey Taylor RHP: IP, 2 H, R, 0 ER, 3 K, S, (9th save, 1.48)

Oswalt lowered his season WHIP to 1.34 but opponents are still hitting .275 against him in 64 innings.

Columbia (34-32) 4, Rome 3 Box Score

The Fireflies allowed three runs in the top of the eighth inning to tie the game before scoring the winning run on a Jeffrey Diehl RBI single in the bottom half of the inning.

Columbia secured the victory despite only four hits and going 1 for 11 with runners in scoring position.

Fireflies closer Palsha has allowed only one earned run over his last 7.2 innings and has 40 strikeouts in 29 innings for the season.

DSL Rangers2 9, DSL Mets2 (4-6) 3 Box Score

DSL Rangers1 10, DSL Mets1 (5-5) 2 Box Score

  • Guillermo Granadillo CF: 1 for 3, 2B, BB, .333/.415/.417
  • Gregory Guerrero SS: 0 for 3, .282/.333/.303

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Written by Michael Mayer

Lifelong Mets fan born in 1987, lived In Maine my whole life so I get my Mets fix from MLB.tv and watching Minor League games. Love the game, coached High School baseball for 5 years. Follow me on twitter @mikemayermmo

Latest Comments
  1. MattyBunt

    With Niuman Romero being bumped up to AAA could that also mean a corresponding move of Rosario to AA?

  2. Michael Mayer

    I think Rosario gets called up after the FSL all-star game which is Saturday.

  3. Ernest Dove

    Montero has now quickly become a shining example of why prospects can and should be traded at their highest value at times as needed to help the team 😉

  4. Michael Mayer

    Mets need to trade Rosario today then!

  5. Ernest Dove

    HEY HEY HEY!!!!!! let’s not go THAT far.
    I mean there’s prospects, and then there’s Rosario, Dom and the one and only Jeff McNeil.

  6. Out of place Met fan

    Any word on McNeil? He should be ready for baseball activities based off the original timeline

  7. Out of place Met fan

    He seems like a good change of scenery candidate. PCL is doing him no favors, not going to get anywhere on the Mets. Even if he is called up Terry has no confidence in him

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