Mets prospects Nolan McLean, Ryan Clifford & Brett Baty on the mound & with the bat | SNY

In Game 1 of Binghamton's doubleheader against Portland, two-way star Nolan McLean allowed just one run and struck out five in a 2-0 loss. In the nightcap, Ryan Clifford's solo home run earned the Rumble Ponies a split in a 1-0 win. Up in Buffalo, Brett Baty and Luisangel Acuna continue to make their case to join the big club, combining for three hits, an RBI and three runs scored as Syracuse won 9-4.
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[@KenjiMapes]

Baty has loads of potential but I think he was pressing too much. Vientos lost the 3B job on spring but worked hard to get back & has really matured as a hitter as he is more patient & disciplined. Now he’s mashing. I think Baty will do the same but where he plays with Vientos solidifying himself at 3rd is the problem.
McClean is an interesting 2-way player. He has monster power as a hitter but strikes out a lot & is a feast or famine type of hitter. He is talented as a pitcher too. He has a live arm & electric fastball. The questions surrounding him are control issues & secondary pitches. Looks like he has a decent slider which should allow him to at the very least be a reliver but if he can continue to develop he could be a starter. Though raw he has some exciting potential.
Brandon Sproat our 2nd Rounder last year is as ending through the minors & is already at AA. He has a filthy pitching arsenal & could fast track it to the majors. While our hitting prospects garner the most attention we have a nice mix of exciting pitching prospects. Christian Scott, Blade Tidwell, Mike Vasil & Dom Hamel are some of the top pitching prospects but we can add Sproat & McClean to that mix.
We have a bright future! I hope that some of these young hitters & pitchers can make it to the majors & help contribute to the Mets soon. Let’s Go Mets!

[@dudeinagoodmood]

Amazing work thank you.

[@nickcastell1425]

Even though he had a home run last night, I personally feel that Baty is gonna eventually replace McNeil, especially since they moved him to 2nd. Not saying the writing is on the wall, just a feeling.

[@seen48]

@@nickcastell1425the Mets might call him back up in August to play some games at 2B, depending how he does in Syracuse. Mauricio will be fighting hard for 2B next year when he comes back and Acuna will also be looking for a promotion, but I think he needs more time in Syracuse.

[@JayzBeerz]

Brett Baty was up and he did nothing. Nothing to get excited about.

[@craigbart7086]

Stop showing Baty can’t do it in the majors