Double-A Binghamton continued rolling on Saturday, as they won their eighth-straight game and improved to 14-2 over their last 16 games. In their most recent win, starting pitcher Jack Wenninger was terrific on the mound, lowering his season ERA to 2.56. Meanwhile, at the dish, Nick Morabito led the
Jesus Baez helped Brooklyn win their eleventh consecutive home game with both the bat and glove, driving in a run, scoring a run, and making diving stop to save a run. Zach Thornton threw six scoreless innings and struck out eight to help Double-A Binghamton to a 2-0 victory
Every Mets full season affiliate won today, with Blade Tidwell striking out 11 and allowing no hits for Syracuse as the top performance on a busy Thursday slate of games. Frankie Montas continued his rehab, going three innings in Brooklyn. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (25-29) 12, Iowa Cubs (27-24) 3
Colin Houck clubbed two home runs in a St. Lucie Win, Syracuse swept both games in their double header and Brooklyn continued its dominance as every Mets affiliate that completed their games won on Wednesday. Triple-A Game 1 Syracuse Mets (23-29) 3, Iowa Cubs (27-23) 2 / 7 INNINGS
While rain washed out Triple-A action in Syracuse, along with Paul Blackburn’s final rehab appearance, there was no shortage of elite pitching performances across the Mets’ minor league system on Tuesday. In his Double-A debut, Irving Cota dazzled, earning the win in Binghamton’s matchup against Chesapeake. In Brooklyn, Brendan
There were several great performances in the Mets’ minor leagues this past week. One of the more notable and encouraging developments was a fantastic week from Jesus Baez, a prospect the Mets are high on, in High-A Brooklyn. Baez was simply unconscious at the plate, recording 11 hits in 17
Jack Wenninger dominated the Flying Squirrels on Sunday, allowing only one run in five innings while striking out five and lowering his ERA to an impressive 2.70. The 23-year-old has allowed just six earned runs in May and is emerging as a rising prospect in the Mets’ pipeline. Will
Frankie Montas took his first big step towards a return to Queens Saturday, as he made his rehab debut with the Brooklyn Cyclones in his first start since hitting the IL with a high-grade lat strain in February. Montas could come around to be valuable pitching depth in Queens
High-A Brooklyn Cyclones infielder Jesus Baez went 6-for-8 with a two-run homer and a three-run homer, a double and seven RBIs combined in a doubleheader sweep Friday of Jersey Shore. Baseball America ranked the 20-year-old from the Dominican Republic 92nd on its prospect list before the season. In Binghamton,
Noah Hall‘s last two baseball seasons have been almost entirely wiped out by injuries. He was a senior at South Carolina, having his best season to date. A back injury limited him to seven starts. He made his professional debut the following year, only to suffer a shoulder injury