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Mets Daily Prospect Report, 8/19/17: Bingo’s Double Complete Game Header

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

By Ryan Almodovar
Marcos Molina - Gordon Donovan - 2015 Licensed Gordon Donovan

*All results from games played on Friday, August 18, 2017

Triple-A Las Vegas (49-77)

FRESNO 3, LAS VEGAS 2 (BOX)

Alberto Baldonado allowed a walk off single to Tony Kemp to plate Garrett Stubs and give the Grizzlies the victory. Mitch Atkins continued his streak of quiet mediocrity, allowing one run over six innings while striking out two and walking four. Grizzlies starter Rogelio Armenteros held the 51s in check most of the night, pitching seven innings of one-hit ball while striking out nine. Both 51’s runs came in the eighth, when Jayce Boyd hit a solo home run followed by a Phillip Evans RBI double.

Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies (72-49)

BINGHAMTON 4, PORTLAND 1 (BOX)

BINGHAMTON 5, PORTLAND 1 (BOX)

The Ponies rode their way to a double header sweep Friday night against the Seadogs. Ricky Knapp was masterful in the first game, going seven innings, striking out nine and allowing just one run. A three run fourth ended up being the difference maker, as a sacrifice fly plated Tomas Nido before Keven Kaczmarski hit a two run homer off of the video board to net the third run of the inning. Marcos Molina had a great outing in the second game as well, pitching all seven innings and striking out six while just allowing one run on a sac fly in the top of the seventh.

Binghamton’s postseason berth magic number is now 8.

Game 1

Game 2

Advanced-A St. Lucie Mets (56-67)

DUNEDIN 4, ST. LUCIE 0 (BOX)

The Sunshine Mets only collected 4 hits, as the Dunedin Blue Jays cruised to a 4-0 win on the back of starter Taylor Saucedo. Mets starter Kevin Canelon didn’t fare quite as well, allowing three runs in four innings of work. The Mets recorded three of their four hits in the first inning and remained hitless until John Mora hit a one-out single in the eighth inning.

Low-A Columbia Fireflies (62-59)

ROME 6, COLUMBIA 3 (BOX)

A pair of home runs in the fourth inning doomed the ‘Flies, ending their three game win streak. Columbia starter Marty Anderson allowed a lead off home run, a walk, a single, and a second home run to put the game out of reach. Columbia took advantage of Rome’s defensive miscues, with J.J. Franco hitting a double then advancing to third on a pass ball. He tagged and scored on an Ian Strom sacrifice fly. Rising prospect Andres Gimenez also scored on a throwing error. Jay Bruce toss-in prospect Ryder Ryan pitched two hitless, scoreless innings of relief, striking out three.

Short-A Brooklyn Cyclones (15-40)

ABERDEEN 10, BROOKLYN 4 (BOX)

Brooklyn’s pitching staff remains problematic, and the Ironbirds scored 10 runs on 12 hits on the way to a victory over the Cyclones. Starter Trent Johnson allowed five runs over four innings while striking out four. Quin Brodey had a nice night at the plate, going 3-for-5 with a double and two singles.

Rookie-A Kingsport Mets (25-28)

KINGSPORT 7, DANVILLE 6 (BOX)

Despite a late rally from the Danville Braves, including a three run seventh inning, Kingsport held on to secure the victory. The Mets did most of their damage in the third, as an RBI single from Wagner Lagrange plated Juan Uriarte. A walk and a single later, Danny Hoy hit a grandslam to bring in the fifth run of the inning. A RBI double from Raphael Gladu plated Yeffry de Aza to keep the Mets ahead.

Stars of the Night:

Ricky Knapp, Marcos Molina

Goat of the Night:

Travis Taijeron

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