As Alexis Farinacci of Metsmerized discussed in an article on Sunday, May 12, the Mets called up right-handed pitching prospect Brandon Sproat and first baseman Ryan Clifford to Double-A Binghamton on Sunday. Sproat made his Double-A debut for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies on Wednesday against the Bowie Baysox, and
According to Daniel Wexler, first baseman Ryan Clifford and right-handed pitcher Brandon Sproat are being promoted from High-A Brooklyn to Double-A Binghamton. Clifford is MMO’s fourth-ranked prospect in the system, while Sproat is ranked 15th. The 20-year-old Clifford, acquired in the trade for Justin Verlander, was slashing .216/.412/.304, with a
Sunday in the Mets minor leagues featured several fantastic performances, headlined by two struggling prospects in Luisangel Acuña and Kevin Parada. Acuña and Parada are considered top prospects for a reason, but they haven’t lived up to that while part of the Mets organization. On Sunday, though, they flashed their ability
En route to lowering his season ERA to 1.11 for High-A Brooklyn, Douglas Orellana struck out ten Rome Emperors in the Cyclones victory. Conversely, Dom Hamel‘s struggles for Triple-A Syracuse persist as Syracuse drops their Saturday game against Lehigh Valley. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (21-15) 2, Lehigh Valley IronPigs (13-22)
Across the five levels of Mets minor league affiliates, they combined to score 38 runs on Friday. Top prospects at every level seemed to perform, namely Luisangel Acuña, Kevin Parada, Ryan Clifford, and Boston Baro, all of whom had multi-hit efforts. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (21-14) 8, Lehigh Valley IronPigs