Farm Report Recap: 8/25
SYRACUSE METS
The Syracuse Mets split a doubleheader with Rochester, losing game one 7–1.
Wagner Lagrange doubled and drove in a run while Orlando Calixte reached base safely twice. Wilfredo Tovar had a base hit and stole a base.
Vance Worley struck out three batters over five innings of work in his start.
Syracuse would take game two (makeup from July 17), 5–0.
Mason Williams launched a two-run home run in the fourth inning while Orlando Calixte recorded a multi-hit game and scored twice. Cody Bohanek also had multiple hits in the contest and drove in two runs.
Zack Godley allowed just one hit over six shutout innings while striking out three to get the win.
BINGHAMTON RUMBLEPONIES
Binghamton defeated New Hampshire, 7–5.
Mark Vientos (Mets #6 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) went 3-for-5 with his 22nd home run of the season and two RBI. Jake Mangum also recorded a multi-game with a home run, two runs scored and two RBI.
Carlos Cortes (Mets #10 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) doubled and drove in three and scored a run in the RumblePonies win.
Dustin Beggs made the start for Binghamton and allowed two earned runs over five innings, getting the win.
BROOKLYN CYCLONES
Brooklyn split a doubleheader, losing game one to Aberdeen 2–1.
Jaylen Palmer (Mets #15 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) recorded a multi-hit gae that included his first home run since joining the Cyclones. Luke Ritter had a hit and walk.
J.T. Ginn (Mets #5 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) allowed just one earned run over five innings in the start, striking out four.
In a 1–0 game two win for Brooklyn, Jeremy Vasquez had a hit and RBI while Luke Ritter reached base safely twice.
David Griffin pitched six shutout innings for Brooklyn, striking out six batters. Bryce Montes de Oca picthed a scoreless inning in relief, recording the save and securing the win.
ST. LUCIE METS
St. Lucie lost to Daytona, 9–5.
Kevin Kendall had a base hit, base on balls, run scored and RBI in the matchup as Brandon McIlwain had a pair of RBIs. JT Schwartz (Mets #17 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) doubled and scored a run while Alex Ramirez (Mets #7 ranked prospect — MLB Pipeline) reached base safely twice.
