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Mets Prospects Fuel Binghamton’s Franchise‑Record 23‑Run Outburst

The rout highlighted newly acquired hitters and a strong Double‑A pitching debut that could reshape near‑term prospect rankings.

Overview

  • Binghamton exploded for a 23-3 win over Hartford on Thursday, scoring a franchise‑record 23 runs on 21 hits with every batter reaching base at least once.
  • Mitch Voit went 5-for-6 and scored five runs, extending a torrid stretch that has him 19-for-27 in eight games since his promotion to Double‑A.
  • Recent trade acquisition Billy Amick hit two home runs and drove in six runs in his fifth game with the Mets system and is 6-for-18 with three homers since arriving.
  • Jefferson Rojas recorded his first hit in his second Mets game after being named the club’s new No. 1 prospect and Gary Gill Hill made a five‑scoreless‑inning debut for Binghamton.
  • The performances underscore growing offensive depth in the Mets farm system and could accelerate short‑term promotion discussions even as pitching inconsistency persists at other minor‑league levels.