Jonah Tong turned around a shaky stretch of outings for a dominant start for Triple-A Syracuse on Friday night. Tong, the Mets’ No. 1 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 76 overall, struck out nine while allowing just one run against Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Tong also walked four and scattered four hits in

PHILADELPHIA -- The Mets have signed their top 2026 Draft selection, right-handed pitcher Carson Wiggins, the club announced on Wednesday. The agreement is for $3,466,500, according to a source, which is the full slot value for the 27th overall pick in last weekend’s Draft.

NEW YORK -- With their first pick in the 2026 Major League Baseball Draft, the Mets took a college pitcher they can dream on. With their second, they selected a similar type of hitter. Making their second selection at No. 92 overall, the Mets found significant value in outfielder Aiden

NEW YORK -- If it’s velocity you’re after, Carson Wiggins is your man. Wiggins, whom the Mets selected 27th overall in the Major League Baseball Draft on Saturday, hit 102 mph on the radar gun last year as a 20-year-old. He’s following in his brother Jaxon’s footsteps as one of

The stakes were far less important on Thursday night, but the symmetry was unmistakable. Fifty-seven years to the day that Hall of Famer Tom Seaver lost a chance at perfection with one out in the ninth inning, a group of Mets pitching prospects followed an eerily similar path. Dakota Hawkins

NEW YORK -- It was just two years ago that Mets vice president of amateur scouting Kris Gross used the first pick of his tenure on Carson Benge, a two-way college player who has since become a key part of the Mets’ hope for the future. Already in the Majors,

Jonah Tong and his parents made a much-celebrated return to Binghamton's Mirabito Stadium on Wednesday night. Sort of. While the Mets' No. 1 prospect prepared for his next scheduled start on Saturday for Triple-A Syracuse, his parents were 75 miles south greeting fans at the home of the club's Double-A

Jonathan Santucci learned last year during his first professional campaign that a player isn't defined by what he does in April and May. The second-year hurler is following a similar pattern in 2026, much to his and the Mets' delight. New York's No. 8 prospect struck out seven across six

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The St. Lucie Mets were still classified as a High-A affiliate. The Red Sox had yet to break the Curse of the Bambino and Cam Tilly wasn't even born. Plenty has changed since St. Lucie last tossed a no-hitter, but the 22-year, 11-month and 17-day drought came to an end

Carson Benge and A.J. Ewing are the princes of Queens these days, and if they keep up their current levels of play, they could be upgraded to kings by the end of their rookie seasons. Before they debuted in the Majors, we at MLB Pipeline dove into their Minor League

When it rains, it pours in the home run department for Ryan Clifford. The Mets' No. 3 prospect tagged his third homer in the past four games for Triple-A Syracuse on Sunday. The left-handed hitter -- who went 2-for-4 with a pair of runs scored -- helped power an 11-6

Jonah Tong is back in the Majors. At least for now, he's sticking around. "We're going to need him," Mets skipper Carlos Mendoza said of Tong following Wednesday's 4-2 win over the Reds. "We'll continue to get creative." Tong -- the organization's No. 2 prospect and No. 36 overall, per

Ryan Clifford had quite the day on Sunday. The Mets' No. 3 prospect homered in both games of Triple-A Syracuse’s doubleheader against Buffalo. Clifford hit a Statcast-projected 351-foot home run in the sixth inning -- his ninth of the year -- in the opener, a 6-4 loss at NBT Bank

MIAMI -- Jonah Tong sparkled in his season debut and Juan Soto continued to be red-hot at the plate with a long home run, but it was not enough in the Mets’ 2-1 loss to the Marlins at loanDepot park on Friday night. Tong, the Mets' No. 2 prospect who

MIAMI -- The Mets added one of their top young pitchers on Friday, while saying goodbye to a potential future Hall of Famer. Right-hander Jonah Tong, the team's No. 2 prospect and No. 36 in baseball according to MLB Pipeline, was recalled from Triple-A Syracuse before the series opener in

WASHINGTON -- The Mets scratched second-ranked prospect Jonah Tong from his scheduled start at Triple-A Syracuse on Wednesday, with possible plans to insert the right-hander as a spot starter this weekend in Miami. That much, however, is no guarantee. While the Mets would like to use Tong to give their

WASHINGTON -- Needing a rotation fill-in for injured starter Clay Holmes, the Mets will turn to one of the most polished strike-throwers in their farm system. The Mets called up 13th-ranked prospect Zach Thornton to start Wednesday against the Nationals. Thornton, a 24-year-old left-hander who was the organization’s fifth-round Draft

WASHINGTON -- The route from Nick Morabito’s hometown of McLean, Va. to Nationals Park is nearly identical to the path he used to travel every day, commuting to Gonzaga College High School in downtown Washington. It was there that Morabito developed into a legitimate Draft prospect, drawing the eyes of

In Star Wars lingo, "jumping to hyperspace" means traveling through the cosmos at an incredibly high rate of speed. It's only fitting that Randy Guzman did his best to send a ball off his bat into another galaxy far, far away on Star Wars Night at Clover Park. The Mets'

NEW YORK -- Speed has always been a part of A.J. Ewing’s prospect profile. On-base acumen, absolutely. Power? Not so much. Yet Ewing, who hit just three home runs last season in the Minors, needed only three games to launch his first as a big leaguer. The recent callup took

NEW YORK -- What stands out most on A.J. Ewing’s scouting report is the speed. MLB Pipeline, which rates Ewing as the No. 2 prospect in Flushing and No. 78 in baseball, gave his speed a 70 grade on the traditional 20-80 scouting scale. That translates to “plus-plus,” or some