Savannah 9, Asheville 2 The final tilt of a three game series between the Savannah Sand Gnats and the Asheville Tourists was played in front of  1,498 fans Wednesday evening at Grayson Stadium. Savannah out hit Ashville 9-8, winning 9-2 last night to take two of three games from

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Tacoma 12, Las Vegas 5 D.J. Mitchell has really struggled to find himself recently, and last night was no different as he gave up seven runs on the way to a 51s 12-5 loss. Mitchell, in his last nine starts, possesses an ERA of 8.27 and has allowed 55

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Clearwater 6, St. Lucie 0 It wasn’t the worst of starts for Rainy Lara, who seems to be adjusting successfully to the FSL, but he was saddled with the loss due to the Mets’ inability to score runs all night. Lara pitched the first six innings and allowed just

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Binghamton 6, Trenton 1 The Binghamton Mets grabbed the lead in the first inning and never looked back, defeating the Trenton Thunder, 6-1, Wednesday night at Arm & Hammer Park. The B-Mets collected their sixth-straight win, their longest winning streak since 2011, and became the first Eastern League team

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Could the meteoric rise of baseball’s latest phenom, 22-year old Los Angeles Dodger outfielder Yasiel Puig be instructive to the New York Mets? Puig’s accelerated elevation to the major leagues and his National League Player of the Week status in his first week as a big leaguer has been

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Dustin Lawley is this week’s focus of Adam Rubin’s weekly Farm Report on ESPN New York. The Florida State League All-Star game will take place in Dunedin, Florida this Saturday. Lawley will be in attendance, along with teammates Noah Syndergaard, T.J. Rivera, and Aderlin Rodriguez. Lawley was a 19th-round

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On the heels of Zack Wheeler‘s promotion, we asked Lynn Worthy to compare Wheeler and Matt Harvey. Worthy has been lucky enough to see both of our future studs pass through Binghamton within these last two years. You were fortunate enough to see both Matt Harvey in 2011 and

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In an interesting move, the Mets drafted three high school players with their first three picks of the 2013 draft. They were all very interesting picks, as New York selected a first baseman, a right handed pitcher, and a outfielder, respectively. When I mean interesting, I mean that they

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John Sickels, SB Nation’s minor league expert, provided his review and summary of the picks made in last week’s MLB draft by all the teams currently residing in the National League East. He gave us some insight on the selections from the rest of the division, and the article

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Who’s Hot Cesar Puello, OF (BIN): If you haven’t heard by now, Puello enjoyed perhaps the best week of his MiLB career last week when he crushed six home runs in just 25 at-bats. He posted a .600 average, going 15-for-25, with three doubles, six home runs, and 15

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