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Mets Daily Prospect Report, 7/9/16: Unremarkable baseball

Catch up on all the Mets prospects in yesterday's minor league action!

Kevin Plawecki
Kevin Plawecki
Anthony Gruppuso-USA TODAY Sports

*All results from games played on Friday, July 8, 2016

Triple-A - Las Vegas 51s (46-42)__________________________________

GAME ONE

ALBURQURQUE 9, LAS VEGAS 8 / 7 (Box)

Down by a run in the seventh- the final regulation inning of the game, due to it being a doubleheader- the Isotopes came from behind to beat the 51s. In his second inning of work, Josh Edgin gave up a solo home run to Tom Murphy to start the ninth, tying the game. A hit batsman and an error allowed Alburqurque to plate the go-ahead run with a sac fly. In the bottom of the inning, Ty Kelly singled and Michael Conforto reached on a catcher interference call, but neither Dilson Herrera nor Matt Reynolds were able to drive in Kelly to force the game into extra innings.

GAME TWO

ALBURQURQUE 5, LAS VEGAS 3 (Box)

Joshes Zeis and Smoker didn't pitch all that bad for a PCL game, but Eddie Butler and the Isotopes bullpen were just a little better.

Double-A - Binghamton Mets (39-48)____________________________

BINGHAMTON 9, NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 (Box)

Five runs in the sixth inning gave the B-Mets just enough wiggle room to sneak past the Fisher Cats in their longest nine-inning regulation game since July 2013. Binghamton scored first, plating two runs in the third, and kept the pressure on, scoring additional runs in the sixth and seventh. Staked to a 7-0 lead, Rainy Lara and the bullpen let New Hampshire chip away. Lara allowed two runs in the sixth. Luis Mateo allowed two runs in the seventh. Logan Taylor allowed one in the eighth. David Roseboom allowed two in the ninth. In the end, Roseboom stranded the potential tying run in the ninth to notch the series opener.

Advanced-A - St. Lucie Mets (44-38 / 9-6)_______________________________

ST. LUCIE 3, CLEARWATER 2 (Box)

A big third inning propelled St. Lucie into victory, their third straight. With two outs, Tomas Nido hit an RBI double that scored the first run of the game. Wuilmer Becerra followed with a two-run single that scored Kevin Taylor and Nido, making it a 3-0 game. In the next inning, Andrew Church allowed a two-out single to Kyle Martin and a two-run homer to Mitch Walding, making it a 3-2 game. Andrew Church limited the Threshers for the rest of his time on the mound, and southpaws Kelly Secrest and Ben Griset combined for four hitless innings to finish out the game.

Low-A - Columbia Fireflies (41-45 / 5-11)________________________________

AUGUSTA 8, COLUMBIA 7 (Box)

The Fireflies and the GreenJackets had a slugfest at Lake Olmstead Stadium, with both teams powering out fourteen hits apiece. In the end, a ninth inning run off of Seth Davis doomed Columbia, allowing Augusta to walk off.

Short-A -€” Brooklyn Cyclones (9-12)__________________________________

HUDSON VALLEY 2, BROOKLYN 0 (Box)

Brooklyn pitchers had a decent time, with Gabriel Llanes and Gary Cornish combining to allow just two runs, but Brock Burke and Noel Rodriguez of the Renegades had their way with the Cyclones lineup, allowing just one hit, a Jake Zanon line drive to left in the fourth. Zanon came close to scoring a few innings later, reaching on a fielder's choice and stealing second and third, but he, nor any other Cyclone was able to cross the plate.

Rookie -€” Kingsport Mets (5-10)__________________________________

POSTPONED (RAIN)

Rookie -€” GCL Mets (7-5)__________________________________

GCL METS 3, GCL MARLINS 1 (Box)

Venezuelan Luis Silva had himself a fine little outing yesterday afternoon, allowing a single run over seven strong innings. The GCL Mets touched up Humberto Mejia in the fourth and fifth, plating a pair and one run, respectively. All of the damage was done by some old fashioned station-to-station hitting. Marbin Montijo took over for Silva in the eighth, and pitched two scoreless innings, earning his second save.

Star of the Night

Kevin Plawecki

Goat of the Night

Seth Davis