Mets Minors: Peña Powers St. Lucie as Akron No-Hits Binghamton

The split outcomes underscore a system balancing development gains with roster rehab work.

Overview

Across the Mets farm on Sunday, St. Lucie rolled, Binghamton was held hitless by Akron, and Brooklyn fell in 10 innings while Syracuse was rained out.
Shortstop Elian Peña went 3-for-5 with a double and three RBIs to lead Single-A St. Lucie’s 13–4 win over Daytona.
St. Lucie’s lineup clicked top to bottom in the rout, as every position player recorded a hit and reached base at least once.
Akron authored a combined no-hitter against Double-A Binghamton for the RubberDucks’ first against the Rumble Ponies since 2015, with Binghamton drawing six walks in the 4–0 loss.
High-A Brooklyn lost 6–4 in 10 after a late pair of walks set up Greensboro’s winning rally, despite John Bay’s three-run homer and rehab cameos from A.J. Minter, Dylan Ross, and Nate Lavender that signaled ongoing big-league injury returns.