US EditionBrett Baty finally displaying 1st-round bat with Mets
- Brett Baty has delivered a strong offensive performance for the Mets since his return, hitting.353 with four home runs and seven RBIs through 17 at-bats.
- Baty's recent success follows a demotion to Triple-A Syracuse last month due to underperformance before returning two weeks later amid Jesse Winker’s oblique injury.
- Manager Carlos Mendoza credits a key home run off pitcher Zack Wheeler on April 23 for boosting Baty’s confidence and sparking his improved play during this hot streak.
- Mendoza emphasized Baty’s impressive power and noted that opposing pitchers likely find him a challenging batter at this stage, while Baty expressed confidence in his ability to reach his objectives.
- This period may represent the best phase of Baty's major league career so far, suggesting the Mets could have a valuable player as he continues to get opportunities at multiple positions.
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Go-ahead homer continues Baty's renaissance with Mets
NEW YORK -- Under different circumstances, Brett Baty would still be toiling in the Minor Leagues, his name bandied about in half-baked trade ideas, his future unclear. When the Mets demoted Baty to Triple-A Syracuse late last month, the move was largely based on merit. The team had a roster
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