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The Mets optioned pitcher Kodai Senga to Triple-A Syracuse to help him regain form after recent struggles, despite his initial success earlier in the season, and reinstated catcher Francisco Alvarez from injury, as part of a youth movement and roster adjustments.
Luisangel Acuña is returning to the Mets after three weeks at Triple-A Syracuse, with the team designating Travis Jankowski for assignment to make room. Acuña performed well at Syracuse and previously had a strong showing with the Mets last September.
The New York Mets have decided to option Mark Vientos to Triple-A Syracuse, meaning he will not be on the Opening Day roster. Additionally, veteran Ji Man Choi will also not make the team.
The New York Mets are calling up utility infielder Danny Mendick to replace Eduardo Escobar on the active roster. Mendick has had a decent season with Triple-A Syracuse, slashing .264/.357/.401 which is good for an OPS of .757. He has hit eight home runs and driven in 35 runs across 277 at-bats. The 29-year-old has the capabilities to play second base, shortstop, and third base.
The New York Mets have optioned starting pitcher Tylor Megill to Triple-A Syracuse after a rough stretch of games, leaving them with four starting pitchers on their major league roster. Megill had a 6.08 ERA over 11 starts in his last 50.1 innings. The Mets may need to find a replacement for their fifth rotation spot next week.
The New York Mets have signed Luke Voit to a minor league deal and assigned him to Triple-A Syracuse. Voit was designated for assignment by the Milwaukee Brewers on May 29 after playing in 22 games this season. The 32-year-old first baseman is a career .253 hitter with 95 home runs, 68 of those coming in four seasons with the New York Yankees.
Touted prospect Brett Baty was called up by the New York Mets, immediately inserted into the starting lineup against the Los Angeles Dodgers, and delivered an RBI single in his second at-bat as New York won its fifth straight game. Baty replaced slumping veteran Eduardo Escobar at third base after getting off to an outstanding start in the minors this season. A first-round draft pick in 2019, the 23-year-old Baty was batting .400 (14-for-35) with 5 home runs, 15 RBIs and a 1.386 OPS in nine games at Triple-A Syracuse.
The New York Mets are calling up Brett Baty, their No. 2 prospect, from Triple-A Syracuse to join the team in Los Angeles for a three-game series against the Dodgers. Baty has been on a hot streak since returning from thumb inflammation, slashing .400/.500/.886 with five homers, 15 RBI, and nine runs scored in nine games. It is unclear how much playing time he will see at third base, but he could potentially be part of a righty-lefty platoon with Eduardo Escobar.
The New York Mets are reportedly calling up their No. 2 prospect, third baseman Brett Baty, from Triple-A Syracuse. Baty has been on fire at the plate, hitting .400 with five homers and a 1.386 OPS in nine games. The callup comes as starting third baseman Eduardo Escobar has struggled at the plate, hitting just .114 with one homer in 13 games. Baty made his MLB debut last August, hitting a home run in his first at-bat before sustaining a season-ending injury.
The New York Mets are calling up top prospect Brett Baty, who has been performing well in Triple-A Syracuse, to fill the third base position. This move will allow Eduardo Escobar to be put in better positions to succeed as a role player against left-handed pitching. It is unclear who will lose their roster spot when Baty is promoted, but Tim Locastro is a likely candidate. With Francisco Álvarez already up, the Mets now have the opportunity to get an extended look at their top two prospects filling areas of need on the roster.
The New York Mets are calling up their top infield prospect, Brett Baty, from Triple-A Syracuse after his impressive start to the season. Baty, who is hitting .400 with five home runs and 15 RBIs in 42 plate appearances, will join the Mets for their series against the Dodgers. Veteran third baseman Eduardo Escobar is off to a slow start, hitting .114 with one home run and six RBIs in 49 plate appearances.
The New York Mets are set to recall top prospect Francisco Álvarez from Triple-A Syracuse to replace veteran catcher Omar Narváez, who is expected to hit the injured list due to a left calf strain. In four games with Triple-A Syracuse this season, Álvarez has recorded two homers and four RBIs.
Francisco Alvarez, the New York Mets' top prospect, will be on standby for addition to the major league roster after catcher Omar Narvaez left Wednesday's game with discomfort in his left calf. Alvarez is off to a hot start for Triple-A Syracuse, where he owns a 1.056 OPS with two homers in four games. Last year, the Mets called up Alvarez for the final week of the regular season and watched him hit his first major league homer.
New York Mets rookie third baseman Brett Baty is day to day with right thumb inflammation, but imaging revealed no structural damage. Baty underwent surgery for a torn ligament in the same thumb last season. Meanwhile, Eduardo Escobar is off to a slow start, and Luis Guillorme is starting at third base for the Mets against the Brewers.
Brett Baty, the Mets' No. 2 prospect, left a Triple-A Syracuse game with right thumb soreness and will have imaging done on Wednesday. The extent of his injury is unknown. Baty had a great start to his Triple-A season after a strong spring, but the Mets decided to start him in Syracuse. In other injury news, Tommy Hunter was placed on the injured list with back spasms.