IF Trey Synder/A-St.
Lucie
C Kevin Parada/AAA-Syracuse
None
SP Jack Wenninger/AAA-Syracuse
–
As of end 6-10 - 11-G,
10-ST, 3-4, 2.68,
1.33, 50.1-IP, 49-K, 28-BB
As of end 6-17 – 13-G,
11-ST, 3-5, 3.34,
1.38, 59.1-IP. 33-BB, 60-K
As of end 6-24 – 14-G,
12-ST, 3-5, 3.71,
1.43, 63-IP,36-BB, 64-K
As of end 7/1 – 15-G, 12-ST,
3-5, 3.84,
1.43, 68-IP, 39-K, 68-K – frankly, Wenninger keeps slowly going in the wrong
direction. It really would be nice to see a turnaround this week…
SP Zach Thornton/AAA-Syracuse
& MLB-Mets –
As of end 6-10: AAA: 5-G, 4-ST, 1-2, 3.91,
1.26, 25.1-IP, 24-K, 11-BB
As of end 6-17 – AAA: 6-G, 5-ST, 1-2, 3.81,
1.38, 26-IP, 13-BB, 25-K
As of end 6-24 – 7-G, 6-ST, 4.80,
1.50, 30-IP, 14-BB, 29-K
On 6-25, Thornton was called
back to Queens to pitch the next day, in place of the traded David Peterson.
6-25/MLB: 6-IP, 5-H, 1-R, BB, 7-K – nice. You would
think, now that Peterson has been traded and Senga has been banished to the
pen, that an outing like this will create an invite, but we’ll see…
7—1 – 5.2-IP, 3-H, 2-ER,
4-BB, 4-K – why this guy is back in the minors makes no sense to me
As of end 7/1 – 8-G, 7-ST,
1-3, 4.54,
1.46, 35.2-IP, 18-BB, 33-K – strange… killer MLB start this past week, but AAA
stats much worse than Wenninger. Another starter that needs a great AAA start
this week.
SP Jonah Tong/AAA-Syracuse
– For some reason, some people around here think this guy is a prospect, so, by
popular demand, he’s baaaaaaaak…
As of 6-24 – 12-ST, 1-5, 6.30,
1.62, 50-IP, 32-BB, 68-K
6-25 – 6-IP, 4-H, 2-R, 2-BB,
3-K – better. Build on this and you could be seeing the return of the future
fifth starter.
As of 7/1 – 13-ST, 1-5, 5.95,
1.55, 56-IP, 34-BB, 71-K – ya know, I’m really starting to take him off my
long-range plans board…
RP Jonathan Pintaro/AAA-Syracuse
only -
As of end 6-10 - AAA -
19-APPS, 2-0, 3.16,
1.05, 31.1-IP, 38-K, 13-BB
As of end 6-17 – AAA – same
as 6-10
As of end 6-24 – 20-APPS,
20-APPS, 2-0, 3.63, 1.15, 34.2-IP, 14-BB, 41-K
As of end 7/1 – AAA – same
MLB – 5-G, 0-ST, 0-0, 5.11, 0.73,
12.1-IP, 3-BB, 12-K – Pintaro is currently being used as a fill-in reliever in
Queens and you rarely will see this kind of ERA/WHIP swing.
RP Ben Simon/AAA-Syracuse
–
As of end 6-10: AAA - 7-APPS, 1-1, 2.16, 1.20,
8.1-IP, 6-BB, 4-K
As of end 6-17 – 9-APPS,
1-2, 2.38, 1.23,
11.1-IP, 7-BB, 7-K
As of end 6-24 – 11-APPS, 2.57,
1.14, 7-BB, 8-K
6-25 – 1.1-IP, 2-H, O-R
7-1 – 1-IP, 0-H, 0-R, BB, K
As of end 7/1 – 13-APPS,
2-2, 2.20,
1.16, 16.1-IP, 8-BB, 9-K – simply a guy that puts his nose to the grindstone. So far this season, 27 appearances in AA/AAA.
RP Dan Hammer/AAA-Syracuse
– Hammer has quietly produced a great AAA stat line. Through 6-18, the 28/year
old is 11-APPS, 2.13 A\after 10-apps, 2.77 in Binghamton.
As of 6-24 – AAA: 13-APPS,
0-1, 2.25,
1.56, 16-IP, 13-BB, 18-K
6-24 – 1-IP, 1-H, 0-ER, BB,
2-K
6-27 – 1-IP, 0-H, 0-R, K
7-1 – 0.2-IP, 1-H, 0-R, BB
As of end 7/1 – 16-APPS,
1-ST, 0-1, 1.93,
1.55, 18.2-IP, 15-BB, 21-K – Hammer is sort of becoming a real deal…
C Kevin Parada/AAA-Syracuse
As of end 6-3: AAA:
31-AB, 0-HR, 9-RBI, .355/.400/.484/.884
As of end 6-10 - AAA: 38-AB, 1-HR, 10-RBI, 10-K, .342/.381/.526/.907
As of end 6-17 – 50-AB,
1-HR, 10-RBI, .320/.397/.460/.857
As of end 6-24 – AAA: 66-AB,
1-HR, 12-RBI, .318/.387/.455/.841
6-24 – 0-3
6-26 – 1-4
7-1 – Parada was reassigned
to AA-Binghamton. A demotion like this makes me take him off this active
prospect list;
2B Ji Hwan Bae/AAA-Syracuse
As of end 6-10: 192-AB, 3-HR, 19-RBI, .297/.400/.406/.806
As of end 6-17: 212-AB, 3-HR, 21-RBI, 31-BB, .283/.383/.396/.779
As of end 6-24 – 227-AB,
4-HR, 35-RBI, 35-BB, .278/.381.410/.790
6-24 – 0-4
6-25 – 1-5, RBI, 2B (12)
6-26 – 2-4, 2-R, BB, 3B (3)
6-27 – 0-3, R
7-1 – 2-5, R, 2B (13)
As of end 7/1 – 248-AB,
5-HR, 26-RBI, 37-BB, .274/.375/.411/.786 – your perfect AAAA infielder
waiting for his phone to ring.
SS/3B/2B Yonny Hernandez/AAA-Syracuse
–
As of end 6-24 – 178-AB,
2-HR, 20-RBI, .287/.381/.360/.741
6-24 – 0-4, R
6-25 – 4-5, RBI, 2B (8)
6-26 – 3-4, R, 3-RBI, 2-2B
(10)
6-27 – 2-4, R, RBI
6-30 – 0-1
7-1 – 1-3
As of end 7/1 – 199-AB,
2-HR, 25-RBI, .307/.390/.387/.777
– Yonny is becoming more relevant each week…
OF Nick Morabito/AAA-Syracuse
As of end 6-10: 199-AB, 5-HR, 22-RBI, .246/.352/.382/.734
As of end 6-17 – 219-AB,
5-HR, 25-RBI, 31-BB, .251/.360/.379/.736
As of end 6-24 – 243-AB,
8-HR, 28-RBI, 34-BB, 26-SB, .263/.368/.416/.784
6-24 – 2-3, BB, 2B (10)
6-26 – 1-5
6-27 -1-5, RBI, 2B (11)
6-30 – 3-5, 2B (12) – Nick
is having quite the week
7-1 – 1-5, 2-RBI
As of end 7/1 – 266-AB,
8-HR, 31-RBI, .271/.369/.421/.790
– this was a good week for Morabito. A couple more like this should cement a trade
deadline callup.
SP Jonathan Santucci/AA-Binghamton
–
As of end 6-10 - 11-ST, 1-5,
3.93,
1.23, 52.2-IP, 24-BB, 63-K
As of end 6-17 – 12-ST, 1-5,
4.13,
1.31, 56.2-IP, 29-BB, 68-K
As of end 6-24 – 14-ST, 2-5, 3.95,
1.33, 66-IP, 34-BB, 80-K
6-30 – 2IP, 0-H, 0-R, 2-K – I hope nothing happened to
Santucci…
As of end 7/1 – 15-ST, 2-5, 3.84,
1.31, 68-IP, 33-BB, 83-K – excellent K/9 ratio
RP Felipe De La Cruz/AA -
Binghamton -
As of end 6-10: AA -
16-APPS, 0-0, 1.37, 1.12, 19.2-IP, 11-BB,
26-K
As of end 6-17: AA -
-APPS, 0-1, 2.11, 1.31, 21.1-IP, 12-BB, 29-K
As of end 6-24 – Combined AA/AAA – 20-APPS, 0-1, 2.45, 1.31, 25.2-IP, 35-K
On Tuesday, 6-30, De La Cruz was reassigned to AA-Binghamton.
6-30 – 2-IP, 0-H, 0-R,
4-K – back at home in the Eastern League
As of end 7/1 – AA – 19-APPS, 1-1, 1.93, 1.24, 23.1-IP,
12-BB, 33-K – he really should be in Syracuse.
RP Saul Garcia/AA-Binghamton
–
As of end 6-10: 21-APPS, 4.24, 1.24, 23.1-IP, 34-K,
7-BB
As of end 6-17: 24-APPS, 0-1, 3.67, 1.22, 27-IP, 9-BB, 39-K
As of end 6-24 – 25-APPS, 0-1, 3.86,
1.25, 28-IP, 10-BB, 40-K
6-24 – 0.1-IP, 0-H, 0-R
6-26 – 2-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 4-K –
been quite a while since Garcia threw out a clunker. (through 6/26, Garcia has
a career-best 7.9% walk rate and is second in the Eastern League with 27
appearances).
6-30 – 1-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 2-K
As of end 7/1 – 28-APPS,
0-1, 3.45, 1.12, 31.1-IP, 10-BB, 46-K – check two things here… one, the steady
weekly declining of the ERA, and two, the K/IP ratio,
SP Jose Chirinos/A+
Brooklyn –
As of end 6-10 - A+: 2-ST, 0-1, 3.27, 1.18, 11-IP, 6-BB, 14-K
As of end 6-17 – A+ - 3-ST,
1-1, 2.81,
1.31, 16-IP, 8-BB, 20-K
As of end 6-24 – 4-ST, 1-2, 3.86,
1.47, 21-IP, 9-BB, 23-K
6-25 – 5-IP, 5-H, 5-ER,
2-BB, 5-K
As of end 7/1 – 5-ST, 1-2, 4.85,
1.46, 26-IP, 11-BB, 28-K – still hasn’t adjusted to this level.
SP Nicholas Carreno/A+
Brooklyn –
St. Lucie -
as of end 6-10: 11-G, 6-ST, 2-1, 1.94, 1.05, 41.2-IP, 21-BB,
58-K
as of end 6-17 –
A-St. Lucie:
2-1, 1.94,
1.06
A+ Brooklyn:
0-1, 5.40,
1.50
Combined A/A+: 2-2, 2.61, 1.14
As of end 6-24 – AAA: 3-ST,
0-1, 7.71,
1.64, 14-IP, 9-BB, 15-K
6-27 – 4-IP, 2-H, 0-R, 4-BB, K
As of end 7/1 – 4-ST, 0-1, 6.00,
1.61, 18-IP, 13-BB, 16-K – starting to adjust
SP David Hurtado/A+
Brooklyn -
As of end 6-10 - A+ - 3-ST,
1-0, 0.69,
0.46, 3-IP, 2-BB, 11-K
As of end 6-17 – A+ - 4-ST,
2-0, 0.50. 0.44,
18-IP, 3-BB, 13-K
As of end 6-24 – 6-ST, 3-1, 1.91, 0.60,
28.1-IP, 4-BB, 24-K
6-30 – 6-IP, 1-H, 0-R, BB,
8-K – boy, this guy just continues to impress!
As of end 7/1 – 7-ST, 4-1,
1.57, 0.55, 34.1-IP, 5-BB, 32-K – Had a 27.4% K rate to a 4.2% walk rate in
June.
SP Dakota Hawkins/A+
Brooklyn – not sure Hawk is a starter now, though he did start on Sunday,
tossing 3.2 scoreless innings, giving up only two hits, walking one and
striking out two. The important thing is he has now lowered his seasonal ERA to
2.08, far below the minimal 2.99 needed to make this report. Welcome Hawk.
As of end 6-24 – 14-G, 4-ST,
1-0, 2.08, 1,00, 26-IP, 6-BB, 26-K
6-26 – 5-IP, 4-H, 0-R, K –
“Hawk” is really turning into a productive starter.
As of end 7/1 –
7-ST, 4-1, 1.57, 0.55,
34.1-IP, 5-BB, 32-K – boy, I hope he can do this in NY State
SP Channing Austin/A+
Brooklyn –
A+ - 8-ST, 2-1, 1.17,
38.1-IP. 48-K, 22-BB
5/27 - Austin was placed on
the IL with an oblique issue.
6-25 - reinstated
RP - Bryce Jenkins/A+
Brooklyn
As of end 6-10 - 16-APPS,
1-2, 2.49,
0.83, 21.2-IP, 8-BB, 23-K
As of end 6-17 – 18-APPS,
1-2, 2.66, 0.84, 23.2-IP, 9-BB, 25-K
As of end 6-24 – 20-APPS,
1-2, 2.49, 0.87,
25.1-IP, 10-BB, 27-K
6-24 – 1.2-IP, 0-H, 0-R,
2-BB, 3-K
6-27 – 1-IP, 1-H, 0-R, K
As of 7/1 – 22-APPS, 2-2,
2.25, 0.89, 28-IP, 12-BB, 31-K – Jenkins is starting to project as a future
mid-pen workhorse.
RP Juan Arnaud/A+
Brooklyn – The 22/yr. old righthander is quietly doing a good job this season.
As of end 6-24 – 23-APPS, 2-1, 2.66,
1.43, 23.2-IP, 14-BB, 35-K
1-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 2-K
6-27 – 1-IP, 1-H, 1-ER, 2-K
As of 7/1 – 25-APPS, 2-1, 2.81,
1.36, 25.2-IP, 14-BB, 39-K – love the k/9 ratio
RP Hunter Hodges/A+
Brooklyn - made this list after going 1.0-IP, 1-H, 1-ER, 1-BB. Yeah, I know.
Not that impressive, but he should have been on the list earlier due to his
2026 accomplishments.
early Cyclones stat line: 22-G, 0-2, 2.63,
1.17, 27-1-IP, 39-K.
6-24 – 0.1-IP, 0-H, 0-R
6-27 – 1-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 3-BB, 2-K
As of 7/1 – 24-APPS, 0-2, 2.51, 1.22, 28.2-IP, 28-BB, 55-K –
that’s a whole lot of strikeouts for the new kid on the block…
OF JT Benson/A+
Brooklyn –
As of end 6-10 - A+ - 53-AB,
1-HR, 11-RBI, .264/.371/.472/.843
As of end 6-17 - A+ - 66-AB,
2-HR, 15-RBI, .258/.380/.485/.865
As of end 6-24 – 92-AB,
4-HR, 19-RBI, .283/.371/.565/.937
6-24 – 0-4, BB
6-30 – 0-3
7-1 – 2-5, 2-R
As of end 7/1 – 107-AB,
5-HR, 23-RBI, .280/.374/.551/.925
– In June, JT led the Mets minor league teams in just about every offensive
category.
RHSP Emilio Obispo/St.
Lucie –
As of end 6-10 – 7-G, 4-ST,
2-1, 1.93,
1.07, 23-1-IP, 6-BB, 27-K
As of end 6-17 – 9-G, 6-ST,
3-1, 1.67, 1.17,
32.1-IP, 10-BB, 38-K
As of end 6-24 – 10-G, 7-ST,
3-1, 1.49,
1.26, 36-1-IP, 15-BB, 41-K
6-30 – 5-IP, 5-H, 4-ER,
2-BB, 3-K (2.18) – everybody has a clunker and, hopefully, this is Emilio’s one
and done.
As of end 7/1 -
RP – Zack Mack/St. Lucie -
As the end 6-24 – 13-APPS,
2-0, 1.89,
1.21, 19-IP, 7-BB, 24-K
6-25 – 1-IP, 3-H, 0-R
As of end 7/1 – 11-G, 8-ST,
3-2, 3.48, 1.28, 41.1-IP, 17-BB, 44-K – hoping the last outing is a “one and
done”.
1B Randy Guzman/A-St.
Lucie –
As of end 6-3: 173-AB, 9-HR, 29-RBI, .260/.363/.480/.843
As of end 6-10: 210-AB, 9-HR, 29-RBI,
.257/.357/.469/.826
6-10 – on IL-7
2B/3B/SS Trey Synder/A-St. Lucie –
As of end 6-17 – 40-AB,
7-RBI, .300/.364/.425/.789
As of end 6-24 – 59-AB, 0-HR,
7-RBI, .271/.328/.356/.684
6-24 – 0-4, RBI
6-25 – 0-4, BB
6-30 – 0-4
7-1 – 1-4
As of 7/1 – 80-AB, 0-HR,
10-RBI, .225/.279/.288/.567 – dropping Trey from the report.
SS Elian Pena/A-St.
Lucie –
As of end 6-10: 199-AB, 3-HR, 22-RBI, .271/.404/.377/.781
As of end 6-17 – 220-AB,
3-HR, 23-RBI, 42-BB, .264/.393/.364/.756
As of end 6-24 – 234-AB,
3-HR, 25-RBI, .261/.397/.355/.751
6-24 – 0-0, BB
6-25 – 2-3, RBI, 2-BB
6-30 – 0-4
As of end 7/1 – 241-AB,
3-HR, 26-RBI, 36-BB, .261/.400/.353/.753 – still hanging around
waiting to explode. Maybe now that Wandy Asigen is playing can get
Elian going.
OF Yohairo Cuevas/A-St.
Lucie –
As of end 6-17 – A – 78-AB,
2-HR, 11-RBI, .308/.466/.551/1.017
As of end 6--24 – IL
As of end 7/1 – still on IL
C Yovanny Rodriguez/FCL –
As of end 6-10: 74-AB, 5-HR, 18-RBI, .297/.402/.541/.943
As of end 6-17 – 89-AB,
5-HR, 21-RBI, 30-K, .281/.387/.483/.870
As of end 6-24 – 102-AB,
5-HR, 26-RBI, .284/.380/.480/.861
6-26 – 1-2, R, 2-BB
6-28 – 0-1, BB
As of end 7/1 – 108-AB,
5-HR, 26-RBI, .278/.394/.463/.857 – very limited play this week.
SS Vladi Gomez/FCL
As of end 6-10 - FCL -
47-AB, 1-HR, 8-RBI, .340/.500/.532/1.032
As of end 6-17 – 58-AB,
1-HR, 9-RBI, .345/.486/.517/1.004
As of end 6-24 – FCL –
70-AB, 1-HR, 11-RBI, 19-SB, .371/.483/.514/.997
6-25 – 1-3
6-26 – 0-3
6-28 – 1-2, 2-R – ya know,
I’m starting to get quite impressed with this guy…
7-1 – 1-3, R
As of end 7/1 – 84-AB, 1-HR,
13-RBI, .357/.466/.488/.954 – no one talks about this guy when they discuss
Mets prospect shortstops… maybe they should start.
3B Roybert Herrera/FCL
–
As of end 6/17 – 35-AB,
5-BB, 1-HR, 7-RBI, .371/.476/.514/.990
As of end 6-24 – 46-AB,
1-HR, 7-RBI, .304/.429/.413/.842
6-26 – 1-4, R, RBI
6-28 – 0-2
7-1 – 0-2
As of end 7/1 – 56-AB, 1-HR,
9-RBI, .286/.403/.375/.778 – Herrera is fading fast… I’ll give him one more
week to bounce back.
RF Bohan Adderley/FCL
As of end 6-10 - 88-AB,
4-HR, 13-AB, .295/.354/.477/.831
As of end 6-17 – 101-AB,
4-HR, 14-RBI, .287/.345/.446/.791
As of end 6-24 - 112-AB,
4-HR, 15-RBI, .313/.364/.482/.846
6-25 – 1-3, R, BB
6-26 – 2-4, 2-R
6-28 – 1-2, RBI
As of end 7/1 – 127-AB,
4-HR, 16-RBI, .315/.367/.465/.831
END OF THE WEEK DSL
STATLINES (end of games 7/2):
C Frank Moreno – 56-AB, .339, .920-0PS, 2-HR,
15-RBI, 0-SB
1B Jonnhan Sanchez - 67-AB, .373, 1.024-OPS, 2-HR, 18-RBI, 8-SB
SS/3B Michalle Mercedes – 74-AB, .297, .788-OPS, 1-HR, 19-RBI, 2-SB
OF Henry Manrique – 73-AB, .329, .941-OPS, 0-HR, 12=RBI, 5-SB
OF Cleiner Ramirez - 82-AB, .305, .972-OPS, 5-HR, 14-RBI, 7-SB
HELIUM ALERT
OF Nick Lucky/AA-Binghamton
– Lucky was drafted by the Boston Red Sox (14th round) in 2018, out
of Coastal Carolina and signed by the Mets on 6-16, away from Indy Lancaster
Stormers. So far, as of 6-24, he’s hitting .381, which is sorta good.
BTW
Per Pitch Profiler @pitchprofiler
Nolan McLean's curveball is the best-graded pitch in baseball this season
at a 134 proPitching+. At 81.8 mph with 40 percent whiffs and a .138 wOBA
allowed on 190 thrown, hitters have genuinely no answer for it. Bryan Baker's
changeup checks in at 132.
14 comments:
I still like the speedy Trey Snyder. Coming off of long term injury, I am hoping he will kick it into high gear now.
Elian Peña concerns me a bit. I know he is young, but after a scorching April, he has hit .215 since. He does walk a lot and steal a lot, though, so I will assume it is some growing pains average-wise.
The Parada demotion to AA is puzzling. He was hitting. If he can be demoted, why not Clifford?
Hurtado impressing so far is right.
I’m just wild about Vladi. He and Bohan are stealing everything g not locked down.
Re Snyder
Snyder is far from a top prospect. He made this list because of his output
That has now dissipated. He will return to this report if he produces
Re: Pena
I share your concerns
Re: Parada
I assume they decided that others better suit as possible Mets catchers in Queens.
Re: Hurtado
Currently my #1 starter
I like Snyder speed. 147 minor league games, he stolen 51 of 62. That being said, as the old adage goes, they can’t steal first base. I still think Snyder’s better than he shown so far, and that he’ll be back on your tracking list before Long.
I am still a Tong guy. I am thinking he is “working on expanding the repertoire”. But to say, I am not disappointed with his 2026 would be a lie. I am very disappointed so far.
expanding his repertoire, my ass... Tong has had one of the largest repertoire's for years. he simply is sucking this year
As you know, I was never a 'Tong' guy. I had even expressed the view that we should put him in a trade for Skubal at the deadline, when I was fantasizing before the season that we would be in the hunt for a championship and buyers at the deadline.
I have not bought into Tong, which would be crazy given how he is performing this year. But I have softened into a wait and see and that's because while everyone seems to be discussing how efforts to increase his repetoire have not taken hold, I keep pointing out that the main issue is that he has made a significant change in his release point, which he had to do to avoid injury. This kind of change requires several additional changes to accommodate it into a new movement pattern; and new release point impacts how all pitches respond. It also eliminates his 'deception' as a weapon -- which is not sustainable anyway. To I want to see how he develops at this point and am giving him as much runway as possible. It would be nice, however, to see an uptick or two in performance over the remaining period this season in Syracuse.
I would convert him to a backend reliever
Good Morning All,
I think they should just make Parada a DH and forget about the catching position?
I believe he was sent down to make room for Polanco and Roberts to get at bats. Let the guy concentrate on just hitting and see if he can maintain what he has been doing in AAA.
Interesting idea. You are right about why he was demoted. Hope it is temporary. It wouldn't be the worst thing if your DH could serve as an emergency catcher. Right now, our #1 catcher, Alvarez is not likely to do either well enough.
Tom,
I am not sure as to the accuracy, but another website stated that Parada was sent back to AA because of his defense and the desire to have the AAA pitchers throwing to a better defensive catcher.
DJ-- Interesting point.about Parada, though not sure why they believe his defense will improve in AA. I do think its important that pitchers get to pitch to good defensive catchers. How come that doesn't seem as important to the Mets at the major league level. If it were, Alvarez would never have been catching the bulk of the games. It is worth pointing out that since Green has taken over, Torrens is getting the bulk of the catching while Alvarez DHs. I mean, 'strikes out'.
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