Mets Minor Leaguers Struggle in Weather-Hit Games

0:00It's April 8th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is New York Met's News Today, AI-powered updates on your squad. Most Met's minor league games got wiped out by brutal weather this time around. Up in AAA, the CQ's Met saw their matchup post-pone due to snow, sitting at five winds and four losses. Double A Binghamton Rumble. Pony's dealt with cold temps and wind, also post-poned at one in one. Single A St. Lucie got suspended in the top of the third with a 2-1 lead over to Niden, thanks to Rain, while the rookie FCL Met's had no game. Scheduled. The one game that did go down was High A, Brooklyn Cyclones dropping a 5-1 decision against Jersey Shore. Starter, Joel Diaz, the 22-year-old Reidy, struggled with control, walking five and striking out five over three in one-third innings, taking. The loss. Brooklyn's bats went quiet after a loan run in the fifth, with the offense looking flat overall. Catcher Davidson Gutierrez stood out, going one for three with a walk, earning star of

1:02the night honors. Meanwhile, the Cyclones lined up as a whole took goat status for the lack of production. Relievers like Irving Coda held it down with three and two-third scoreless innings, but it wasn't enough to rally back. Other standouts included Yohairou Kwebos with a stolen base, though the team struck out plenty. Weather's messing with the schedule, but these young Met's are grinding through early season tests, setting up for clear skies and bigger swings. Ahead.