Savannah 7, Kannapolis 1 For the second straight night, Savannah’s starting pitcher perplexed Intimidators hitters as the Sand Gnats cruised to a 7-1 win in Kannapolis on Sunday evening in front of 2,440 fans and more than a hundred dogs attending “Bark in the Park.” Gabriel Ynoa tossed the

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Binghamton 7, New Hampshire 2 The Binghamton Mets used a 13-hit attack to blow past the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, 7-2, on Sunday afternoon at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium. The B-Mets took the lead with five runs in the fifth inning and never looked back en route to their

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Remember that whole Generation K thing people used to talk about? It was a group of three young starting pitchers projected to be cornerstones of the New York Mets’ rotation for years to come. Jason Isringhausen and Paul Wilson were two pieces of that three-man team, but Bill Pulsipher

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Cesar Puello Boom or Bust? Boom or Bust is a feature on MMN where we ask our writers to sound off on whether or not they think a particular Mets prospect will be a boom…or a bust. “Where the MMN writers stop being polite…and start getting real…MMN’s Boom or

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Las Vegas 51s @ Fresno Grizzles, 5:05pm EST Matt Fox (1-1, 4.50 ERA) vs. Austin Fleet (0-1, 3.00 ERA) Fox turned in what could be considered his best overall start for the 51s since starting the season in the Atlantic League with the York Revolution. He went a season-high

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With the beginning of June comes the beginning of the Dominican Summer League, which is commonly abbreviated as the DSL. The Mets have two teams that play in the DSL and if you’d like to learn more about the Dominican complex where the Mets house and train some prospects,

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  Savannah 5, Kannapolis 0 Savannah starter Luis Cessa led a dominant pitching performance as the Sand Gnats blanked the host Intimidators 5-0 on Saturday night and moved into a tie for first place in the Class A South Atlantic League’s South Division. Cessa (3-2) limited Kannapolis (19-34) to

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Well, well, well… that’s how you go out there and inspire everyone to believe in you again, Mr. Zack Wheeler. You go out there and toss six innings of one-run ball, allow only three hits and one walk, then strike out six as the cherry on top of the

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There aren’t many pitchers that pitch seven innings of scoreless baseball, and you can say that wasn’t the most dominating performance we’ve seen this year from that guy. Rafael Montero is one of those guys. Montero’s four strike outs was his lowest total of the year thus far, but the

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Domingo Tapia rebounded nicely after a poor outing in his last start. While Tapia was not dominating, he pitched effectively enough to limit Charlotte to only one run in five innings. Charlotte threatened to score in the second inning, but Tapia was able to escape without allowing a run.

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