Noah Syndergaard was on the bump Friday against the Tacoma Rainers, making the fifth Triple-A start in his young career. After a relatively disappointing effort last time out where he only last four innings, Syndergaard did a bit better going five frames this time. Thor threw a season high
The Mets prospects have put up some tremendous offensive numbers so far this season with a few standouts having one of the best starts of their minor league careers. Allan Dykstra, has been short of amazing. He just continues to hit and produce and if Lucas Duda happens to
Las Vegas 11, Tacoma 4 Rafael Montero pitched his way to victory despite a lackluster performance. The right-hander went six innings, allowed three runs on six hits and struck out three while walking two. Luckily he got plenty of support from the offense, led by Zach Lutz‘s pair of
When the Mets knew that their 2013 season wasn’t going anywhere, they decided to unload two main players, Marlon Byrd and John Buck to the Pittsburgh Pirates, hoping that in return they would receive some future value to the organization. What they did receive would not pay any dividends for years to
The recent performance of 27-year old Eric Campbell (AKA “Soup”) in Las Vegas may be proving costly in Josh Satin’s future as bench player/platoon first basemen for the Mets. In limited at bats this year for the Mets, (14), Satin has batted .143 with six strikeouts to go along with a .294