Shawn Teufel, son of Mets third base coach and ’86 World Series Champ, Tim Teufel, is getting promoted from the Brooklyn Cyclones to the St. Lucie Mets in High-A. Teufel revealed the official news on his twitter account by telling his future teammates to prepare themselves: Joining @T_chiz11 @Ham_Bone28

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As of 9:00am EST today, here are today’s Mets minor league starting pitchers: Las Vegas 51s @ Memphis Cardinals, 8:05pm EST Chris Schwinden (4-9, 5.94 ERA) vs. Tyler Lyons (6-1, 3.00 ERA) PCL League Scoreboard Schwinden’s last start came on July 30th against Nashville, and he couldn’t complete five

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So not only did Wilmer Flores play third base again — but he took Michael Wacha deep for his 15th home run of the year. Flores is approaching relatively impressive numbers for a full season of play (20 HRs, 100 RBI, .300+ average) and yet is still being kept

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Greenville 8, Savannah 6 Trailing the entire game, the Greenville Drive scored five runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to stun the Savannah Sand Gnats 8-6 on Sunday evening. Savannah (64-44) had led 6-3 with the help of eight hits and six Drive errors in eight innings.

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From the official press release: The New York-Penn League announced the rosters for the upcoming NYPL All-Star Game at Dodd Stadium in Norwich, CT and the Brooklyn Cyclones will be well represented. Five of Brooklyn’s “Boys of Summer” will represent the National League Affiliates in the game, including RHP Miller

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Jamestown 9, Brooklyn 5 The Jamestown Jammers used a five-run fifth inning rally to claw back and take the series finale, defeating the Cyclones 9-5 on Sunday afternoon. LHP Juan Urbina was tagged with the loss after allowing five runs, four earned, on three hits and three walks over 1.0 inning

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Oh, if only we didn’t have to limit Thor’s innings… The young phenom Noah Syndergaard took the mound for the Binghamton Mets today and surprise, surprise… he dominated. The coolest thing about it, however, was that D’Arnaud was behind the plate for the game — which created a weird

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The very young Gavin Cecchini runs into a lot of criticism from fans because of the fact that he was drafted so high for the New York Mets — and perhaps rightfully so. It is unfortunate, however, that one so young faces such pressure to perform — although this

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Since we took a look at Dwight Gooden last week, I figured it’d be fun to highlight the minor league career of another former Met that was a huge part of the 1986 championship team, Darryl Strawberry. In 1980, the New York Mets had the first overall pick in

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Left-handed reliever Tim Byrdak had this to say on his twitter account earlier this morning: Off to Vegas, letting it all ride on red or black? — Tim Byrdak (@Givemethelefty) August 4, 2013 If he’s not going to Vegas to gamble, one would have to assume he’s reported to

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