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Cyclones embrace challenges of hitting at Maimonides Park, look forward to Coney Island summer • Brooklyn Paper
Carson Benge isn’t changing his approach at the plate, despite playing in one of Minor League Baseball’s toughest early-season hitting environments. The New York Mets’ number three prospect and Brooklyn Cyclones outfielder is in his first season with the Cyclones, the Mets’ high A affiliate of the South Atlantic League. Through eight games and 27 plate appearances in the young 2025 season, Benge is hitting .296 with eight hits and three runs bat…
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