Farm Report Recap: 6/27
SYRACUSE METS
The Syracuse Mets fell to Buffalo in extra innings, 9–7.
Brandon Nimmo reached base safely three times as he continues to rehab with the Syracuse Mets. He is expected to return to the New York Mets during this week’s road trip. Wilfredo Tovar homered as part of a three RBI day. David Rodríguez also homered for Syracuse. Brandon Drury provided some late inning magic with a game-tying home run in the ninth inning and an RBI double in extra innings.
Marcel Rentería, Trey Cobb and Bradley Roney combined for six innings in relief without allowing an earned run.
Syracuse has a scheduled day off today before playing on Tuesday, June 29.
BINGHAMTON RUMBLEPONIES
The Binghamton RumblePonies saw a 10–8 win over Reading.
Carlos Cortes (Mets #17 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) homered and drove in four on the day, raising his season OPS to .930. Yoel Romero also launched a homer, a 3-run shot in the eighth inning for his third on the season. Mark Vientos (Mets #8 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) continues his monster month of June, launching a game-winning home run in the 10th inning. It is his 12th on the season, first on the RumblePonies.
Ryley Gilliam earned the win out of the bullpen, tossing three scoreless innings in relief.
Binghamton returns to action on Tuesday, June 29.
BROOKLYN CYCLONES
Brooklyn was defeated by Jersey Shore, 3–0.
Cody Bohanek reached base safely three times with two hits and a walk.
Justin Lasko made the start for Brooklyn, going six innings and allowing three earned runs while fanning six batters.
Brooklyn is off today before traveling to Aberdeen to open up a series on Tuesday, June 29.
ST. LUCIE METS
The St. Lucie Mets scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to walk-off Dunedin, 5–4.
Alex Ramirez (Mets #9 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) recorded a three-hit game including a home run and two runs scored. Luis Gonzalez also had a multi-hit game while Cole Kleszcz reached base twice and scored twice. Warren Saunders played hero, putting the ball in play which led to an error and two runs scored for St. Lucie.
Jeffrey Colon and Willy Taveras combined for 3.1 scoreless innings out of the bullpen.
Like the rest of the Mets affiliates, St. Lucie is off today before opening up a new series on Tuesday, June 29.
