In his return to the Mets lineup on Thursday night in Colorado, Juan Lagares once again showed all of us Mets fans why he needs to be in the everyday lineup, by going 2 for 4, with two doubles and one that resulted in his eighth RBI of the
The third game of the three game series between the Savannah Sand Gnats and the Delmarva Shorebirds was played in front of 1,010 fans Thursday evening at Grayson Stadium. It was another outstanding performance by the Savannah pitching staff, allowing only one run in 27 innings against Delmarva for the
John Sickels, who does an incredible job over at MinorLeagueBall.com released his updated Top 150 Prospects list today. The list features four Mets prospects. #18 Noah Syndergaard, RHP (Grade: A-) The big Texan known as Thor has spent the entire 2014 season in Triple-A Las Vegas and has pitched
Las Vegas 19 , Reno 2 The 51’s offense exploded on Thursday night in support of starter Jacob deGrom. The right-hander went six innings, surrendering one run on six hits. He struck out five Aces and walked one. Recently demoted outfielder Andrew Brown had a monster night, going 4
Eric Campbell continues to build a strong case for a spot on the Mets bench, especially in light of the continued struggles of first baseman Josh Satin who is batting .158 in limited play and spot starts. Campbell, who was named the Pacific Coast League player of the week on Tuesday, is
Game two of the three game series between the Savannah Sand Gnats and the Delmarva Shorebirds was played in front of 1,375 fans, Wednesday evening at Grayson Stadium. Fans saw Sand Gnats pitchers dominate like Tuesday nights game, shutting out Delmarva and winning 1-0. The Sand Gnats scored their only
RENO 6, LAS VEGAS 1 Noah Syndergaard finally turned in a start that matches his status as a prospect as he twirled seven strong innings on Wednesday, only giving up four hits, no earned runs, two walks, and seven strikeouts. Zack Thornton also tossed two innings of scoreless relief
Game one of the three game series between the Savannah Sand Gnats and the Delmarva Shorebirds was played in front of 1,361 fans Tuesday evening at Grayson Stadium. Delmarva out hit Savannah 6-3, but Savannah won the game 4-0. Sand Gnats starter, Kevin McGowan, was brilliant, shutting out the Shorebirds for