Farm Report Recap: 5/25
SYRACUSE METS
The Syracuse Mets defeated Rochester yesterday, 5–2.
Outfielder Quinn Brodey launched his third home run of the season, a ninth inning solo shot. Pitcher Jared Eickhoff also hit a home run for Syracuse. Mason Williams recorded a multi-hit game including a double and run scored. Sebastian Elizalde and David Thompson would also record a RBI each.
Not only did Eickhoff homer, but he was also lights out on the mound to earn the win tossing six scoreless frames. Seth Lugo made a rehab appearance for Syracuse, pitching 1.1 innings allowing one earned run while fanning two batters.
Syracuse is set to take on Rochester again tonight at 7:05 p.m.
BINGHAMTON RUMBLEPONIES
Binghamton fell to Akron, 8–7.
Jake Mangum had a solid day at the dish for Binghamton, going 2-for-4 with a home run, 4 RBI, run scored and stolen base. He is hitting .385 since his call-up to Binghamton. Carlos Cortes also had a multi-hit game while reaching base four times with two walks, a double, two runs scored and two RBI.
Binghamton is scheduled to play game one of a double-header against Akron today at 5:35 p.m. They will send Luc Rennie to the mound in game one, a makeup game from May 9. Game two with Akron will follow the completion of game one.
BROOKLYN CYCLONES
Brooklyn lost to Aberdeen last night, 8–1.
Luke Ritter and Adrian Hernandez (Mets #30 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) both tallied multi-hit games for Brooklyn. Anthony Walters doubled and scored a run. Mets #1 ranked prospect, Francisco Álvarez (MLB Pipeline) made his Brooklyn debut, recording a base hit.
Hunter Parsons kept his ERA at 0.00 after punching out three batters over two scoreless innings in relief.
Jaison Vilera will get the nod for Brooklyn tonight at they square off with Aberdeen at 6:30 p.m.
ST. LUCIE METS
The St. Lucie Mets saw a 14–9 loss at the hands of Daytona yesterday.
Warren Saunders recorded a three hit game while also collecting three RBI and two runs scored on the night. Mets #12 ranked prospect, Jaylen Palmer (MLB Pipeline) reached base safely three times with two hits and a walk, scoring three runs. Ranfy Adon also recorded a multi-hit game for St. Lucie.
Noah Syndergaard made another rehab start, throwing one scoreless frame before exiting. Matt Cleveland had another scoreless outing for St. Lucie. He has yet to allow a run this year, fanning six batters over 4.1 innings of relief work on the season.
St. Lucie will hand the ball to Justin Lasko in a day game against Daytona today. First pitch is scheduled for 12:10 p.m.
