Brett Baty finally displaying First-round bat with Mets
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Yardbarker on MSNWhy Mets' David Stearns isn't surprised by Brett Baty's springtime surgeInfield prospect Brett Baty was one of the bright spots of the New York Mets' latest homestand that included the club earning four wins in five games before he went 0-2 as a pinch-hitter in Wednesday's 4-0 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
New York Mets. He's been playing with a sense of urgency, and it's paying off. With Winker out, the Mets need a DH. With the way Baty is hitting, it would make sense to move Mark Vientos into that role and allow Baty to play third base.
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Rising Apple on MSNOngoing Brett Baty power surge gives the NY Mets a lot to think about with the lineupBrett Baty hasn’t locked himself into a permanent role with the New York Mets just yet. We should know better than to award anyone with a starting job after one
Carlos Mendoza explains Brett Baty’s impressive turnaround since his return to the Mets lineup after New York took down the Pirates Tuesday.
After getting off to slow starts at the plate this season, Brett Baty and Mark Vientos are both beginning to play themselves into the New York Mets' everyday lineup. While Vientos was expected to be the Mets' mainstay at third base this season after slugging a career high 27 home runs and 71 RBI last season,
Brett Baty is day to day as far as playing time is concerned. But Mets manager Carlos Mendoza appears to be warming up to the infielder. Before Saturday’s game against the Cubs, Mendoza talked about Baty’s athleticism.
Should New York Mets Carlos Mendoza rethink the DH to keep a red-hot bat in the lineup? It sounds like he will.
The New York Mets are proving time and time again that their winning is no fluke. Through mid-May, the Mets are still sporting one of the best records in baseba