Mets’ Brett Baty rips pair of homers amid likely brief surge

Brett Baty is showcasing his talents after facing setbacks in his career.

The infielder, who has been moving between Syracuse and the Mets, hit two home runs in a game against the Cubs at Citi Field, earning his third consecutive start.

Despite the uncertainty of his playing time, Baty’s performance has proven his worth in the big leagues, according to Mets’ coach Carlos Mendoza.

While Baty acknowledges the competitive nature of the roster, he remains focused on his game and improving his skills at the plate.

Teammate Tylor Megill commends Baty for his resilience and dedication to the team, noting his positive impact on the Mets’ performance.

Coach Mendoza praises Baty’s recent improvement and emphasizes the importance of maintaining a strong lineup for the team’s success.

Despite the challenges, Baty is determined to make a lasting impression with the Mets and continue to contribute on the field.

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As Baty strives to excel in every game, his commitment to the team’s success remains unwavering.

Regardless of potential roster changes, Baty’s focus is on giving his best performance and earning his place in the lineup.