Mets' Brandon Sproat Posts Third Straight Scoreless Triple-A Start

Brandon Sproat, a right-handed pitching prospect for the New York Mets at Triple-A Syracuse, has demonstrated a significant turnaround with three consecutive scoreless starts, totaling 18 innings pitched with 18 strikeouts, five walks, and seven hits allowed. Prior to this streak, Sproat struggled with a high ERA and WHIP, but recent adjustments to his pitching arsenal, including a greater emphasis on his curveball and changeup, have improved his effectiveness against left-handed hitters. This resurgence has lowered his ERA from 5.95 to 4.61 this season and positioned him as a strong candidate to make his MLB debut in the second half of the year. His recent performance makes him a valuable prospect to watch and potentially worth stashing in fantasy baseball leagues. Meanwhile, Nolan McLean has also shown promising results in Triple-A, but Sproat’s current form has brought him back into consideration for promotion. Fantasy managers should keep an eye on Sproat’s continued development as he reinforces his status as a rising pitching talent in the Mets organization.