With the Mets in need of help in the outfield, now with Curtis Granderson banged up with contusions to the left rib cage, forearm and knee and Juan Lagares most likely headed to the DL with a “pulled” right hamstring, Chris Young is waiting in the minors to get his call. But unfortunately, the Mets can
Rafael Montero has been nothing short of stellar to start his young season with the Las Vegas 51’s. When considering he’s made two of three starts in Cashman Field (a notorious hitting environment), his success has looked all the more staggering. In his first start of the season on
Rafael Montero dazzled once again Sunday when he faced off against the Fresno Grizzlies. In 6.1 innings of work, Montero gave up two earned runs, two hits, and two walks while striking out four. He also carried a no hitter late into the game until it was broken up
Welcome to the 2014 version of the MMN Player of the Week feature, as we pick the most deserving and standout player from the Mets farm system and highlight their amazing week. So far this season the Mets affiliates have had a great start with each team in first