With the Mets’ offense in a tailspin, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza finally gave Brett Baty some run against left-handed pitching, and it paid off. The left-handed Baty drove in the Mets’ first three runs of Wednesday night’s 5-1 win over the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park to avoid a sweep and snap a

It's never good to overreact to one game, but the quality of pitchers Baty was facing also can't be ignored. Not only is Crochet incredibly tough against lefties, but so is Brennan Bernardino, whom Baty drilled the go-ahead hit against.

It spoke volumes about Brett Baty’s progression as a baseball player that when Carlos Mendoza looked to shake up his lineup for Wednesday’s series finale at Fenway Park, the Mets’ manager chose to keep Baty in his starting nine.

Selected 12th overall by the Mets in the 2019 amateur draft, Baty squandered a couple of opportunities to hold down the everyday job at third base as he struggled at the plate the past two years. He was demoted to the minors in 2024 and spent much of the season with Triple-A Syracuse.

Get Los Angeles vs New York baseball betting preview, spread and over/under insights for their matchup on May 23.

Brett Baty impulsó tres carreras con dos hits, incluyendo un sencillo de dos anotaciones para romper un empate en la séptima entrada, y los Mets de Nueva York

This may seem like a bit of an overreaction, but the New York Mets need to immediately fire a member of their coaching staff after the travesty that occurred on Saturday afternoon in Yankee Stadium. In the top of the seventh inning,

New York Mets' Brett Baty hits three HRs, earns six runs batted in in one week, thriving amid trade rumors. Baty is a player who will need time to develop.