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Minor League News Archive

Reynolds and Mazzilli Are Impressing In AFL

November 8, 2014Minor League NewsNo comments

With the Arizona fall league ending next week, let’s take a look at how the Mets prospects are faring for the Scottsdale Scorpions. Brandon Nimmo: 69 At-Bats, 0 HR, .217/. 325/.261, 7 RBI Despite being named to the AFL All Star Team, Nimmo is struggling to produce. He is

Las Vegas 51s – 2014 Season Recap

By Jennifer Nieves

September 16, 2014Minor League NewsNo comments

The Mets wanted their farm teams to experience winning in the postseason. So New York was judicious with September 1st call-ups, opting to promote only infielder Josh Satin and pitcher Erik Goeddel from the AAA Las Vegas roster, and bringing some additional players from AA Binghamton, like Juan Centeno

B-Mets Are One Win Away From First Title In 20 years

By John Bernhardt

September 11, 2014Minor League News1 Comment

All season long he’s been the Binghamton Met pitching ace. Wednesday in Richmond Greg Peavey delivered his biggest outing of the year, seven innings of one run ball, helping the B-Mets down Richmond, 5-1, in the Eastern League finals. The victory marks the fourth straight Binghamton road win and

B-Mets Stun Richmond To Take Game One Lead

By John Bernhardt

September 10, 2014Minor League NewsNo comments

Proving once again they are road warriors, the Binghamton Mets stunned Richmond, 5-2, in the opening game of the Eastern Leagues Championship Series. Binghamton, who won back-to-back contests in Portland in games four and five of the Eastern Division Championship series, are playing in an Eastern League Championship

‘You Gotta Believe’ – B-Mets Top Portland And Head To League Championship

By John Bernhardt

September 8, 2014Minor League News2 Comments

It was 1973 when Met reliever Tug McGraw coined the phrase ‘You Gotta Believe’ helping carry the Mets from last place in late August to the National League pennant and a trip to the World Series. That phrase has been a part of the Met DNA and required language

After An Amazing Season, Savannah Loses Semi-Final Series To Asheville

By Former Writers

September 8, 2014Minor League NewsNo comments

Game two of the SAL Southern Division Championship Series between the Savannah Sand Gnats and the Asheville Tourists resumed on Saturday at Grayson Stadium. With Asheville leading the series 1-0, Savannah found themselves down 2-1 in the bottom of the eighth inning before the game was postponed, and

Mazzilli’s RBI Single Lifts Vegas To Game One Win

By Former Writers

September 4, 2014Minor League NewsNo comments

L.J. Mazzilli was signed by the Mets in the 4th round of the 2013 June Amateur draft and in a very short time he has found himself playing with the Triple A Las Vegas 51s. Mazzilli starred with the Brooklyn Cyclones in his first season of pro baseball in

Dario Alvarez Makes Debut In Mets Win

By Former Writers

September 4, 2014Minor League NewsNo comments

Dario Alvarez has made a name for himself very quickly in the Mets organization. Alvarez was part of the Philadelphia Phillies organization from 2007-2009, when he competed in the Dominican Summer League. But he didn’t take the mound again until the 2013 season, when he joined the Mets farm

B-Mets Walk-Off To Game One Victory

By John Bernhardt

September 4, 2014Minor League NewsNo comments

“I think they’re done for now.” That was an assessment of one of the Portland pitchers charting pitches in the Section directly behind home plate at NYSEG Stadium when his teammate David Chester blasted a 3-1 fastball for a 3 run home run giving Portland a 5-1 lead in

Rivera’s Walk-Off Homer And Five RBI’s Lead B-Mets To Game One Win

By Former Writers

September 3, 2014Minor League NewsNo comments

The B-Mets came into the Eastern League playoffs looking for just five wins to capture the championship and on Wednesday night they moved a step closer to that goal. The B-Mets defeated Portland, 8-5, with a walk-off three run home run, off the bat of T.J. Rivera. What a

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