Mets’ Brett Baty no longer a prospect, but hope remains: ‘He’s gotta go out and do it’
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — He did it again. He hit consistently, pummeling balls to all fields. He made plays defensively, too, occasionally some dazzling ones. For another spring training, Brett Baty looked capable of helping the New York Mets. Is this the year he breaks through?
Projecting the Mets' Opening Day roster: Where Brett Baty, Tylor Megill and others land
Acuna and Senger are in purgatory. They are the last players in camp competing for openings at their positions, but the Mets aren’t ready to give them anything. The two will have to wait to see if the Mets bring in a last-minute replacement.
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — The Mets have not publicly named a fill-in second baseman for the weeks Jeff McNeil will miss because ...
When the Mets called him up last fall, the scouting report was that he wasn’t able to use his speed effectively on the basepaths because of a poor baserunning acumen. He did little this spring to ...
The New York Mets originally drafted Brett Baty as a third baseman, but he looks comfortable in his efforts to open the ...
On Thursday, Baty’s chances of making the roster improved after it was revealed that second baseman Jeff McNeil was out at ...
Spring training may be winding to a close, but there are still a few position battles up for grabs. While most of the players ...
Friday’s Grapefruit League game was barely an hour old, yet Brett Baty had clearly established himself as the most productive ...
The Mets beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-2, on Friday afternoon at Clover Park in Port St. Lucie as spring training nears the ...
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