Mets Prospects Dominate Early Season

0:00On May 1st, 1st month of the minor league season is wrapped for the Met's top prospects, and number one, Nolan McLean is straight dominating in the squay. Majors, with six starts, 35.1 innings, a 2.55 ERA, and 45 strikeouts. He's proving the skeptics wrong, looking even better than last year when he mashed-sci-young levels in limited action. Meanwhile, A.J. Dott Ewing crushed AA at 3.49 batting before getting promoted to AAA, where he's already 7 for 12. Jack Winninger is another standout in AAA, posting a 1.61 ERA over 5 starts with 26Ks despite some walks. Down in AA, Ellie and Pena at just 18 years old is raking 353 in single A, leading the league in average while walking more than. He strikes out. On the flip side, Carson Benj is struggling in the bigs at 186 batting, though his swing tweaks from college might need time to click. Some guys like Jonah Tong and Ryan Clifford are middling with ERAs around 5-6

1:05and power but high strikeouts in AAA. Jacob Rimer and Chris Suero show patience with walks but low averages and whiffs in AA. Antonio Jimenez is bombing out in high A with a 143 line, swinging too hard for weak contact. Injuries hit hard too, R.J. . Gordon and Dylan Ross just activated from the I.L. with rough rehab outings, Marko Vargas on the shelf with a shoulder. Issue and Boston Barrow out to the All-Star break, others like Edwin Lantigua barely played due to core rehab. These early trends set the stage, but with 5 months left, watch McLean chase Rookie of the Year Hardware while Ewing and Winninger push for. Call-ups, Metz Farm Systems got real firepower brewing. New York Metz news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on and off the field. I'm Corey with The Story.