The New York Mets may have found the offensive spark they needed, and it came from an unexpected place. Brett Baty, who once struggled to stay in the major leagues, is now making headlines for his comeback. His performance against the Pittsburgh Pirates was exemplified by a clutch go-ahead home run that won a 2-1 victory.
Following the triumph, SNY TV questioned manager Carlos Mendoza what had changed in Baty’s game in a post on X (previously Twitter).
“Confidence. “A guy who knows he belongs in the major leagues.”
Baty has been one of the Mets’ most prolific batt
Behind the scenes, Mendoza credits the third baseman’s revival to a notable change in approach and philosophy. That shift is showing up at the plate, where Baty seems more composed, aggressive in hitter’s counts, and secure in his swing decisions.
With a reestablished role and fresh confidence, Brett Baty is making a strong argument to be a fixture in the Mets’ lineup. As his hot run continues, he is becoming one of the most frequently mentioned names in discussions about the Mets’ 2025 success.
If he continues to produce at this level, the third baseman might become a key player in the Mets’ quest to capture their first World Series title since 1986.
ers since his return following Jesse Winker’s injury. He’s 6 for 17 with four home runs and seven RBIs. His go-ahead home run against former All-Star Mitch Keller occurred in the bottom of the seventh inning, securing the victory.
The streak consists of five home runs in five home games with a plate appearance. It’s the consistency the Mets have been looking for, and it’s swiftly changed the perception of Baty in the baseball world.
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