Minor League News Archive

One fan feature you have when attending a Binghamton Met baseball game is picking the Offensive Player of the Game. Before the game, B-Met fans can visit a station on the left field side of NYSEG Stadium and vote for the B-Met player they think will have the best

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The Flushing chorus clamoring for Binghamton leftfielder Michael Conforto to get the call to Citi Field will likely reach deafening decibel levels as Met fans learn the B-Met slugger’s two-run, fifth inning blast lifted the B-Mets past first place Trenton, 3-2, Saturday night. Conforto got all of a Jose

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The 51s sweep of the five game series against the Salt Lake Bees is not remarkable in and of itself. The Bees are in last place in the PCL Pacific Southern Division with a record of 34-57. Las Vegas is the only team over .500 in the division, and

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The 51s won their fourth straight against Salt Lake, and fifth in a row overall, as they beat the Bees 8-4 Friday night. Dillon Gee got the start for Las Vegas and gave up only single runs in the second and fifth innings before getting tagged for two more

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After a rain-out on Monday, Las Vegas played a make-up double-header on Tuesday. They split those games, as well as their four game series against Albuquerque. The Salt Lake Bees came to town on Wednesday and the 51s defeated them soundly by a score of 10-5. Thursday, Vegas had

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Las Vegas sent lefty Darin Gorski to the mound for the second in the four game series against Sacramento Saturday night. Gorski’s season so far has been schizophrenic. He has been much better at home than on the road. He is 2-5 with an 8.83 ERA in eight away

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After scoring 20 runs on Thursday in Salt Lake City, the Las Vegas 51s returned home from their 4-3 road trip to play the Sacramento River Cats and picked up where they left off the night before. Jake Peavy, rehabbing with Sacramento, started for the River Cats, and issued

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“In early June the world of leaf and blade and flowers explode, and every sunset is different.” – John Steinbeck, The World of Our Discontent In Binghamton over the last two seasons, the popularity of baseball has exploded as Pedro Lopez and his B-Mets have hit their stride putting

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After Thursday’s high scoring affair, the second game of the 51s four-game series against the Aces Friday started as more of a pitcher’s duel. Vegas right-hander Tyler Pill matched zeroes with Reno starter Gabriel Arias for the first three innings. Each pitcher had to work around baserunners, but it

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  At each start by Las Vegas left-hander Steven Matz, the anticipation of his impending call up to the Mets is palpable. Everyone acknowledges that he is ready. He has nothing more to prove at this level. According to Newsday’s Marc Carig on Thursday’s Mets radio broadcast, every start

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