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Fantasy baseball prospect update: Mets outfielder AJ Ewing dazzled in his debut (1-for-2 with three walks and a stolen base), suggesting a secure spot in the lineup for the near term. The piece also flags Bolte’s power‑riddled Triple-A run, Carrigg’s growing stash-list value, Morales’ loud Triple-A performance, and other risers like Aaron Sabato, Ethan Holliday, and Marco Luciano as call‑up timelines loom for 2026.
The Mets, mired in a disappointing start, call up 21-year-old A.J. Ewing after a long minor-league trek, hoping he can spark the lineup; team president David Stearns says the rookie is ready for center field and batting eighth, a move seen as desperate but necessary to salvage the season.
The author argues Henry Bolte could debut for the Oakland A’s within 48 hours thanks to standout minor-league numbers and an improving strikeout rate, while also noting AJ Ewing’s Mets call-up and delivering a broad weekend fantasy baseball digest full of injuries, call-ups, and lineup moves, all with humorous commentary and projections for how these moves could shift rosters and fantasy value.
The Mets are calling up top prospect A.J. Ewing from the minors to the majors, hoping his strong .339/.447/.514 line between Double-A and Triple-A this season—with speed (17 steals) and solid defense in center—gives the struggling club a much-needed offensive spark alongside Carson Benge in the outfield as they head into a series with the Tigers.
The Mets promote 21-year-old outfielder A.J. Ewing to the majors for his MLB debut, likely tomorrow versus the Tigers at Citi Field, in an effort to spark a slumping offense. Ewing has risen from Double-A to Triple-A Syracuse this year, posting a .339/.447/.514 line with strong plate discipline and elite speed, and is considered the Mets’ top prospect. He’s expected to replace or share center-field duties (between Carson Benge and Juan Soto) while Luis Robert Jr. is on the injured list, with the team hoping his on-base-heavy approach translates to the big leagues.
Left-handed outfielder A.J. Ewing, a 2023 Mets draftee, has surged through the minors—showing elite speed (70 steals in 2025) and improving center-field defense—posting a combined .315/.401/.429 across Single-A to Double-A in 2025 and positioning as a top Mets prospect for 2026.