Mets Pitching Prospects on the Rise | New York Mets News

0:00It's September 7th. This is New York Metz News today, AI-powered stories from Inside Your Team. The Metz have sent down pitcher, Jeffrey Yan. He showed flashes of brilliance with a fastball that can hit 100 miles per hour, and he had a unique celebration after strikeouts. But his walk rate was too high, averaging about 20 percent, which made it tough for him to succeed at the major league level. He'll work on that with triple A Syracuse, but the team likes his potential, and he could be back next season. Meanwhile, Christian Scott had a solid outing, striking out seven batters. He's been carefully managed this season after Tomajon's surgery, and his cutter looked especially effective, even getting him strikeouts against a hot hitter. He was pulled after a certain number of pitches, and the next pitcher came in to get another big out. Another arm-making noise is Nate Lavender. He's been lights out so far in his major league career, pitching 13 consecutive scoreless innings. His fastball is proving difficult for hitters to time up the first time they see it, which

1:00is a good sign for the team. Tobias Meyers is also back with the club. He had a strong run in triple A after some struggles earlier in the season. The team wants to see him pitch in shorter bursts out of the bullpen, and they believe he has the stuff to contribute again. The team also made a minor league move, promoting pitcher Gary Gilhill from AA Binghamton to Syracuse. He showed good strikeout numbers and a low walk rate in his time with Binghamton, so they're giving him a look at the next level.