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Mets News Archive

St. Lucie Announces 2021 Coaching Staff

March 9, 2021Mets NewsNo comments

The St. Lucie Mets announced their coaching staff for the 2021 season Monday morning. Former major league infielder Reid Brignac was named manager of New York’s Low-A affiliate and is joined by pitching coach Jerome Williams, hitting coach Tommy Joseph and bench coach Jay Pecci. Austin Dayton and Kory

Spring Notes: Pete Crow-Armstrong’s First Pro Hit

By Ben Fadden

March 7, 2021Mets NewsNo comments

The New York Mets won by five runs over the Houston Astros on Saturday afternoon. Jacob deGrom (2 IP, 0ER, 3K) and Dominic Smith (HR) may have stolen the headlines, but Mets outfield prospect Pete Crow-Armstrong finally got the monkey off his back this spring, as he recorded his

Bulked Up Ronny Mauricio Off to Strong Start

By Connor Grey

March 7, 2021Mets NewsNo comments

Consensus top 100 prospect Ronny Mauricio, 19, is listed at 166 pounds. He’s certainly much heavier than that now, coming into spring training having added noticeable mass to his lanky 6 feet 3 inch frame. Switch hitting shortstops at Mauricio’s size are very rare, which is part of what

Spring Notes: Hager Homers, Baty Continues to Impress

By Ben Fadden

March 4, 2021Mets News, Minor League NewsNo comments

The New York Mets beat the Washington Nationals 8-4 in eight innings on Thursday afternoon. Most of the Mets’ projected 26-man roster got the majority of the playing time since the exhibition game was at home, but a couple of prospects made an impact late in the game. Jake

Brooklyn Cyclones Announce 2021 Coaching Staff

By Michael Mayer

March 4, 2021Mets NewsNo comments

The Brooklyn Cyclones announced their 2021 coaching staff on Thursday, with Ed Blankmeyer getting another chance to be their manager. His staff is rounded out by Nic Jackson as the hitting coach, Royce Ring as the pitching coach, and Mariano Duncan as the bench coach. Blankmeyer was hired last

Triple-A Season Delayed One Month

By John Flanigan

March 4, 2021Mets NewsNo comments

According to Jeff Passan a source has told ESPN, Major League Baseball has informed it’s teams that they will begin the 2021 season with alternate training sites. As a result, the beginning of the Triple-A season will be delayed at least one month. Triple-A clubs now expect to begin their season around the first week of

Spring Notes: Alvarez Gets a Start, Former Met Prospect Homers

By Ben Fadden

March 3, 2021Mets News, Minor League NewsNo comments

The New York Mets fell to the St. Louis Cardinals 14-9 on Wednesday afternoon at Roger Dean Stadium. The starting lineup was primarily all of the projected bench players but included one prospect — Francisco Alvarez. The 19-year-old catcher served as the starting designated hitter. He struck out swinging in

Pitching Prospects Make Appearances in Mets’ First Spring Training Game

By Ben Fadden

March 1, 2021Mets Minors Recaps, Mets NewsNo comments

While all of the attention was on Francisco Lindor for his first game action in a Mets uniform, numerous prospects got the opportunity to make their first impression in 2021. Harol Gonzalez was on the mound for the New York Mets’ spring training opener against the Miami Marlins. The

Binghamton Rumble Ponies Announce 2021 Coaching Staff

By Ben Fadden

February 26, 2021Mets NewsNo comments

The Binghamton Rumble Ponies have officially announced their coaching staff for the 2021 season. The Mets Double-A affiliate will be led by manager Lorenzo Bundy, who will be entering his first official season as the club’s manager. Bundy was scheduled to be the new manager for the 2020

Pete Crow-Armstrong Impressing Early in His First Camp

By Alexis Farinacci

February 23, 2021Mets News, Minor League NewsNo comments

Pete Crow-Armstrong, the Mets’ No, 19 overall pick in the 2020 MLB Draft, is impressing early in his first spring training camp. The 18-year-old lefty from Harvard-Westlake High School was invited to camp as a non-roster invitee and has looked sharp so far. Per Tim Healey of Newsday, “Pete

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