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Mets Recall Starting Catcher Francisco Alvarez After He Tears up Triple-A Pitching

NEW YORK, JUL 20 – Francisco Alvarez hit 11 home runs in 19 Triple-A games, prompting the Mets to recall him to strengthen their lineup and reclaim his starting catcher role.

  • On July 20, 2025, Mets are recalling Francisco Alvarez from Triple-A Syracuse, following Sunday's 3-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, Mike Puma, New York Post.
  • Earlier this season, Alvarez prompted his demotion to Triple-A Syracuse on June 22 after an extended slump following a broken hamate bone, slashing.236/.319/.333 in 35 MLB games.
  • Over the past month, Francisco Alvarez went 20-for-67 with 11 homers, and Mendoza said, `the reports that we're continuing to get are pretty impressive` in Syracuse.
  • Fans and analysts will closely monitor his first games back, as he shares catching duties with Luis Torrens, likely sending Hayden Senger to Triple-A.
  • For the Mets, Alvarez's return and the roster's strengthening boost playoff hopes as Mike Puma reported that bringing Alvarez back is a strategic move on talent.
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Mets recall starting catcher Francisco Alvarez after he tears up Triple-A pitching

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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, July 20, 2025.
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