Mets Notebook: Brandon Sproat shows velocity in first Grapefruit League start
The velocity is one reason why the Mets drafted the University of Florida product twice, once in the fifth round in 2022, and again in the second round in 2023. The 6-3, 215-pound right-hander has all the makings of a big league starter.
Christian Scott being back on the mound adds another young arm to the Mets' growing list of pitching prospects.
Over the winter, the Mets hired Druschel away from the New York Yankees, with whom he held the same role. The 49-year-old is ...
Mets No. 1 prospect Brandon Sproat strikes out two Astros over his two strong innings of work in his second Spring Training ...
The Florida native will pitch in the Northeast in early spring with Triple-A Syracuse, which opens its season in ...
On Thursday, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns revealed a pathway for Sproat to get the call to the big leagues. After admitting that he’s been “impressed” with Sproat throughout ...
The Mets are already down two starters with injuries to right-hander Frankie Montas and left-hander Sean Manaea.
Rising Apple on MSN2d
Top 5 NY Mets prospects ranked by how excited we should be for their MLB debutUnless you closely watch them play, it’s hard to rank prospects without just looking at statistics and trying to find an ...
Two Former Gator baseball players have landed on the MLB’s top 50 prospects list for this upcoming season. Jac Caglianone and ...
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