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Ewing vs Benge: Mets' Outfield Battle Heats Up

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New York Mets Outfield Dilemma: Carson Benge Stalls, A.J. Ewing Soars

The New York Mets outfield is in a state of flux, with rookie Carson Benge struggling after a promising start and prospect A.J. Ewing excelling in the minors. Ewing, a former second baseman turned outfielder, has shown exceptional defensive skills and plate discipline, earning a promotion to Triple-A. Meanwhile, Benge has failed to maintain his early success, leaving the Mets to consider their options as they face a tight race for the future outfield spot.

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Ewing vs Benge: Mets' Outfield Battle Heats Up

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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ewing vs Benge: Mets' Outfield Battle Heats Up. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 28th, the New York Met's outfield is struggling hard right now, aside from Juan Soto carrying the load. Their rookie star Carson Venge locked down right field in spring training with a home run in his debut, but he's gone cold since then, barely, producing anything. Meanwhile, prospect AJ Ewing is on fire in the minors and Jessica promoted to AAA Syracuse after dominating AA. The 21-year-old Slash 349, over 481, over 571, with two homers in just 18 games, plus 12 walks, and 17 steals. Ewing started as a second baseman, but turned into an elite defensive outfielder, nearly matching Binge's glove work while showing better play. Discipline, one of only 9 AA players walking more than he struck out with slugging over 500. Now Ewing heads to Syracuse to face top prospects, while Binge never got enough triple-A reps to adjust, leaving the Met's juggling retreads and A, fading Luis Robert Jr. in the majors.

It's a tight race between these two for the future outfield spot, but with the big club stumbling, the Met's might have tough choices ahead as Ewing. Keeps climbing. That's your update from New York Met's News Today, powered by AI.

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