Savannah 6, Augusta 5 Game two of the four game series between the Savannah Sand Gnats and the Augusta GreenJackets was played in front of  2,068 fans Friday evening at Grayson Stadium. Fans saw lots of hits, as Savannah had 11 hits and Augusta had 10 hits. It was

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Bradenton 8, St. Lucie 6 Domingo Tapia was deemed healthy enough to return from the disabled list to start Friday’s series opener against Bradenton. Unfortunately, it appeared his command lagged behind. Making his first appearance since May 5 after suffering a burn on his non-throwing hand in a bizarre

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Las Vegas 6, Salt Lake 5 Well, someone lit a fire under Carlos Torres before his Friday night start – because he was absolutely stellar en route to earning his third win of the season. He pitched seven innings and struck out an eye popping ten – which is

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Portland 10, Binghamton 9 The Binghamton Mets scored nine runs over the final five innings and matched a season-high with fourteen hits, but fell just short in a 10-9 loss to the Portland Sea Dogs Friday night at NYSEG Stadium. The B-Mets left 12 men on base, and left

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It’s been mentioned a lot this season, but the big league outfield of the New York Mets has a lot to be desired. Heading into spring training last February, there was hope one of the unproven outfielders brought into camp would step up to the challenge. Collin Cowgill did

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As we move through our first official week here at Mets Minors, we want to thank our readers for making it incredibly successful! Everyone with MMN is dedicated toward providing the most in-depth and complete coverage anyone has ever seen for the Mets minor league system. While pumping out

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With Ike Davis all, but assured of a trip to Triple-A Las Vegas, the easy part is done. The difficult part will deciding on how to replace him, in body only, at first base. On the current roster, we already discussed some of the options available and they range from

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Zack Wheeler is on the verge of making his debut in the majors leagues for the New York Mets. This isn’t necessarily news we weren’t already aware of, but Mike Puma of the New York Post reported a “high ranking official” in the organization said Wheeler is only two

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Baseball America published their new mock draft via Jim Callis this morning – their second of a series of four that will be released as we approach Draft Day 2013. In their first mock, they had the Mets selecting D.J. Peterson. Well, I’m not exactly behind the Mets drafting a

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Ever since Adam Rubin questioned where the Mets’ Moneyball players were yesterday, there has been a major buzz surrounding the topic in the Mets blogosphere. I actually wrote a piece last August regarding the topic of Moneyball on Mets Merized Online, basically debunking this whole entire Moneyball concept. There

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