Brett Baty, the second-placed Mets prospect, is showing great hits in 15 consecutive games.
There are a lot of excitement for Mets fans these days. Amazine remains number one, Pete Alonso is in MVP format, and the farm system is now booming.
Francisco Alvarez wept this season, significantly reducing .283 / .372 / .570 with a double A Binghamton with 16 home runs and 44 RBIs until Friday night. With a 20-year-old catcher in the limelight, his teammate Brett Baty silently claims to be Mets' future third baseman.
The twelfth drafted Bati in 2019 has been asked because of his age since he was 19 when he graduated from high school. But his numbers speak for themselves. In the last year of Bati's high school, third baseman led all high school students with 19 home runs in 37 games. The first third baseman Mets took in the first round since David Wright, Bati understood the special shoes he had chosen to meet.
"He feels very good to know that David Wright has had so much success, and that he might one day be like him," Bati said after being drafted. Said.
This year, Baty will be next to them. Mets who may have the light of.
Triple A shouldn't be far from Batty, who has significantly reduced .282 / .372 / .451 this season. Highly advertised prospects can see MLB's actions as early as 2023, and in the recent struggle of Eduardo Escobar, fans may want to see him sooner. If Mets needs an urgent third baseman, Mark Vientos may call this season, but it's possible that Bati's time will come later next year.
Bati has an incredible 15 game stretch. From June 5th to June 23rd, the 22-year-old produced an astonishing .355 / .429 / .565 slash line with 4 home runs, 11 RBIs and 16 goals. During the stretch, he averaged 25 points from .257 to .282 and seems to find his power that captivated the Mets front office.
Mets hasn't had an anchor on third base since Wright. Wilmer Flores, Todd Frazier, J.D. Davis and others have been in charge for many years. Mets hopes that this 15-game hit in a row is just a preview of the upcoming signs.
Bati will continue to hit consecutive hits with Reading Fighting Phils on Saturday.
