Mets Minors Recaps Archive

Weather on the East Coast made it difficult for many games to be played, with Triple-A Syracuse being the only full-season team able to go. The Syracuse Mets were swept in their doubleheader slate on Saturday by the Columbus Clippers. Triple-A Game 1: Columbus Clippers (52-52) 7, Syracuse Mets

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The terrible weather up and down the East Coast did not stop Brandon Sproat from showing off his elite stuff. Sproat, who struck out a career-high 13 batters on Friday, achieved an unreal feat–retiring 11 straight FisherCats via strikeout, one shy of the minor league record. The record for

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On the final day of July, the Mets offense had the bats break out at most of the affiliates as three teams ended up putting up at least six runs on the scoreboard. On the mound, two starters had at least nine strikeouts on the mound. Find out who

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Mike Vasil had his best outing of the season, going seven strong innings, and Saul Garcia struck out nine over four innings in relief of Grant Hartwig in a St. Lucie win on Tuesday. Triple-A Columbus Clippers (49-52) 1, Syracuse Mets (62-40) 7 BOX SCORE SS Luisangel Acuña: 2-for-5, R, RBI (35), 2

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Wins in the Mets’ organization came at a premium on Saturday, with only Triple-A Syracuse picking up a victory. The Syracuse Mets were led by Jordan Geber‘s great start and Jackie Bradley Jr.‘s first home run in the Mets organization. Triple-A Buffalo Bisons (47-53) 3, Syracuse Mets (61-39) 6

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The Brooklyn Cyclones coasted to a comfortable win on Friday night against the Rome Emperors behind an electric start from Kade Morris. Morris, who collected six strikeouts and zero walks, carried a perfect game into the seventh inning. Triple-A Buffalo Bisons (47-52) 5, Syracuse Mets (60-39) 3 BOX SCORE

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It was a winning afternoon in the Mets organization on Wednesday, as the five affiliates combined for a 3-2 record. Binghamton hit three home runs en route to their win, and a good pitchers duel in Brooklyn ended in a walk-off. Find out more about those games below. Triple-A

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The Brooklyn Cyclones were the only full-season affiliate to win on the day, but more importantly, Drew Gilbert returned to Triple-A, and Brett Baty continued to annihilate baseballs, homering twice in the Syracuse extra-inning loss. Triple-A Buffalo Bisons (44-52) 7, Syracuse Mets (60-36) 6 BOX SCORE 2B Luisangel Acuña: 0-for-5, 3 K

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Sunday was not kind to the Mets’ minor league affiliates, as just the Syracuse Mets won their matchup while Binghamton, Brooklyn, and St. Lucie all lost. The highlight of the day was Boston Baro, MMO’s no. 18 ranked Mets prospect, going 4-for-6 with two doubles in St. Lucie’s loss. The

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The Binghamton Rumble Ponies were no hit on Saturday and Kodai Senga struggled for Syracuse in what may be his final rehab outing. Triple-A Rochester Red Wings (51-42) 5, Syracuse Mets (59-35) 8 BOX SCORE CF Luisangel Acuña: 3-for-5, 2B, 2 R, CS (11) (.680 OPS) LF Luke Ritter: 0-for-2,

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