New York Mets lululemon Multi-Pocket Running Anorak *Leopard

 

Description

When you need elite performance without sacrificing a bold, modern look, this New York Mets Multi-Pocket Running Anorak *Leopard from lululemon delivers on every level. Built from water-resistant and wind-resistant Glyde™ fabric, it provides a lightweight, UV-protective shield against the elements during any run. A flat silicone heat transfer logo adds rich, textured dimension to the chest, while the relaxed fit layers easily over larger pieces. From logging miles along the coast to a windy afternoon at the ballpark, this anorak fuses high-performance engineering with standout street-ready style.

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They want you to embrace your inner Peg Bundy while running. OOOOOH AAAALLLLL.

Fanatics Authentic Showcase Museum Style Pedestal Trading Card Display

 

Description

This pedestal display gives your trading card a museum-style presentation, elevating it as a standout centerpiece. Its raised design draws attention to the card while keeping it protected and secure. The UV-protected construction helps preserve the card's condition and color over time.

$150 bucks for this is insane. If you are feeling a little crazy you can find it on Lids.com

Collect Major are making a Juan Soto Action Figure(among other great items)

 

TNA Wrestler, Uber Mets Fan and Collect Major Toy Line Owner his partners WWE Superstar Matt Cardona and Mike Kanik have been able to make some great MLB action figures. And you know Brian was going to get a Met in there. That Met is JUAN SOTO. Congrats to these guys for putting out great items for folks who love diff IPs. I am linking their YouTube channel so you guys a see what they dropped today.

Coach's Collectibles- David Wright Private Signing

 

A QBC NON UPDATE UPDATE

 

Hey Everyone,

I keep getting asked about the upcoming QBC, where it might be, when it will be, what guests will be there, etc. I want you all to know that I am not being obtuse about it and yes the QBC is being worked on. Saying all that, there is a shift going on behind the scenes right now(not a bad shift) and when I can announce any kind of details, I will. It always makes me happy to know what the QBC means to the fellow Met Fans and that it is an event that the Fans look forward to every year. For real this is a passion project for me and all who are involved in putting it together. Especially after the abysmal season the Mets have put together this year.

I want to thank everyone over the years who have helped start the QBC and continue to make it a big success. We have the founders, the organizers, our family of volunteers, the sponsors, the guests the vendors, and of course the fans. Hopefully sooner rather than later the QBC can start putting out details of venue, date, pricing, guests, on sale ticket dates, etc.

Thank you all for understanding

Mets Fan take over day.

 

2026 Citi Field Fan Takeover Day - Sunday, August 23

Join us for Citi Field Fan Takeover Day on Sunday, August 23 – an unforgettable experience for baseball fans of all ages. Choose from two exclusive time slots during the day (2:00PM or 5:00PM) and explore the ballpark like never before. Each time slot lasts approximately two hours.

Activities Include:

• Catch in the Outfield: Guests have the opportunity to play catch on the outfield grass.
• Swings in the Visitors’ Locker Room Batting Cages: Guests have the opportunity to take swings in the Visitors’ Batting Cage from a live pitcher and hang out in the Visitors’ Locker Room.
• Pitch in the Bullpen: Guests have the opportunity to throw pitches in the Mets Bullpen.

Spectators and chaperones can join in on the fun, too! Don’t miss the chance to step onto the field and go behind the scenes at Citi Field!

The first 250 buyers will receive a Citi Field Fan Takeover baseball. Limited tickets available for each time slot.

Goon here- Now I am not going to make fun of anyone who wants to do this or has the means to do this but the pricing is ridiculous. I am going to say this to the Mets right now openly, you guys are going to alienate your fanbase. I get making money and wanting to monetize everything but the pricing is ludicrous and the team is not good. Please for the love of God get some fan friendly business people in your ranks that know how to make money and how to cultivate fandom.

That being said if you want to buy tickets the link should be working below. $309 buck. I was born at night but not last night.

Buy 2:00PM Time Slot

Buy 5:00PM Time Slot

$10 Amazin Fan Reward.

From Opening Day through every game this season, your passion, loyalty and energy have made Citi Field one of the best environments in baseball, and we are grateful for your unwavering support.

As a token of our appreciation and because the best fans in baseball deserve something extra, every ticket for the remaining 2026 regular season games will include a $10 Amazin' Fan Reward, which can be used toward eligible food, beverages or merchandise at Citi Field. The $10 Amazin' Fan Reward is available for every fan, every ticket, for every remaining regular season game, including tickets you have already purchased, as well as any tickets you purchase moving forward.*

Your Amazin’ Fan Reward will be automatically added as loaded value on your gameday ticket barcode and is good for day of game purchases only. Loaded value is $10 per game and will expire at the end of each game. Simply show your ticket barcode to be scanned at concession and retail locations throughout Citi Field to redeem.

*Restrictions apply. The Amazin' Fan Reward is a promotional reward, not a gift card or gift certificate, and is provided at no cost. The Amazin' Fan Reward is not valid for in-seat ordering or in-seat vending, has no cash value, is non-transferable, and may not be redeemed for cash, credit or gift cards. For merchandise returns, only the amount paid by the customer using another form of payment will be refunded; any portion of the purchase paid with the Amazin' Fan Reward is not refundable and will not be restored or reissued. Additional exclusions and restrictions may apply. The New York Mets reserve the right to modify or terminate this offer at any time.

Enter Citi Field using the MLB Ballpark app. Log in with your MLB.com account to view your tickets and forward them to friends. Download the app today.

Goon Here- I haven’t hit up the folks that I know at the Mets yet but I want to ask them if this includes tickets that were already purchased. Folks who bought ticket plans have been the most loyal from Opening Day and they should get the $10 on my opinion.

If I hear anything I’ll let you know.

Update- Just heard back from Mets

Tickets that were already purchased will be getting the credit added to their tickets except ticket promotions like the 4 for $100 promo pack that already has a lot of value added to them.

And- 

A SV10 should appear somewhere on the ticket when you open the ticket in the ballpark app and that shows “stored value $10” and how the cashier knows to scan the bar code when paying. 

Tom Seaver Exhibit at the Hall of Fame Museum in Cooperstown

 

Spider-Man and Juan Soto and Mr Met

 

New York Mets Mister Cartoon x '47 Wrap Script Captain Snapback Hat

 

Description

The Mister Cartoon x '47 collection reimagines classic New York Mets iconography through the unmistakable lens of one of the most legendary tattoo artists in the world. Known for his deep roots in Los Angeles street culture, Mister Cartoon brings a new edge to the '47 Captain snapback—blending the timeless tradition of Major League Baseball with bold tattoo artistry. Each cap in the collection features reworked team marks illustrated by Mister Cartoon himself, layering intricate detailing, script elements, and custom flourishes that feel straight out of a tattoo flash sheet. The structured '47 Captain silhouette delivers a sharp, modern fit, while premium embroidery and elevated artwork turn the New York Mets logo into a statement piece.

You can find this on Lids.com. Why you would be looking for this? I don't know. Maybe as a present for a Mets fan you like enough to buy a present for but don't like them enough to buy them a good one?

New York Mets '47 Glizzy T-Shirt

 Description

This New York Mets Glizzy T-Shirt from '47 celebrates two ballpark essentials: baseball and a perfectly dressed hot dog. A large regional hot dog graphic is screen-printed on the back, while a classic team logo holds down the left chest. The contemporary silhouette features a wider body and drop shoulder, cut from heavyweight cotton that provides a sturdier structure and holds its shape. It's the perfect casual piece for warm summer afternoons at the ballpark or firing up the grill at your own tailgate.

Cool, I guess. From Lids.com

Celebrate the Team That Brought a Championship Back to Queens!

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Celebrate the Team That Brought a Championship Back to Queens!

Join fellow Mets fans for an unforgettable evening celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the 1986 World Champion New York Mets!

Thursday, July 30, 2026

Cradle of Aviation Museum – Garden City, NY

We’re also proud that Coach’s Collectibles will be hosting the Silent Auction, featuring unique sports memorabilia and one-of-a-kind collectibles throughout the evening!

Spend the night reliving one of the greatest seasons in baseball history with members of the legendary 1986 World Champions, featuring:

Doc Gooden

Darryl Strawberry

Lenny Dykstra

Jesse Orosco

Wally Backman

Sid Fernandez

Kevin Mitchell

Dave Magadan

Rafael Santana

Ed Hearn

Barry Lyons

Bruce Berenyi

Randy Myers

Randy Niemann

Terry Leach

Doug Sisk

Sandy Carter

Cocktail Hour & Meet & Greet: 6:00 PM

Dinner: 7:30 PM

This is your chance to hear incredible stories, meet the players who made history, and celebrate one of the most iconic championship teams New York has ever seen.

Tickets: $250 per person

To Purchase Tickets Click Below

https://www.cradleofaviation.org/.../1986-world.../570588

Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime celebration of the 1986 World Champions! Let’s relive the magic together

2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Jerseys Vol. I - Single Mystery Box

 

Under Wraps MLB Jerseys are back, this time with bigger names and even bigger chases! MLB Jerseys Vol I is a premium mystery experience built for collectors who crave the thrill of the unknown. Feel the Reveal of an officially licensed, autographed MLB jersey from one of the game's biggest names, past and present. Find autographed jerseys from current stars like Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge, Paul Skenes, Nick Kurtz, and rookies like Konnor Griffin, JJ Wetherholt and more. Featuring Vintage chases of all-time legends Hank Aaron, Kirby Puckett, Yogi Berra and more! Featuring one-of-a-kind officially licensed ART editions and GAME-USED jerseys straight from the field to your collection.

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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ANNOUNCES JUNE PLAYERS AND PITCHERS OF THE MONTH

 

MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ANNOUNCES JUNE PLAYERS AND PITCHERS OF THE MONTH 

28 winners represent 17 organizations; Guardians, Rockies and Yankees lead with three selections each

July 6, 2026 — Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) today announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for June in Major League Baseball’s player development system.

 

International League (Triple-A)

St. Paul Saints (Twins) right fielder Matt Wallner batted .315/.390/.730 and led the league in home runs (11), RBI (30), total bases (65), runs (23) and slugging percentage (.730). He finished fourth in OPS (1.120). He posted nine multi-hit games, hit safely in nine straight games from June 12-21, and set a career high with three home runs on June 4 against Indianapolis. Wallner, 29, was selected by Minnesota in the Competitive Balance Round A (39^th overall) of the 2019 MLB Draft out of the University of Southern Mississippi.

 

Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (Yankees) right-hander Brendan Beck went 3-0 with a 1.24 ERA in five starts as he allowed four earned runs on 14 hits and 10 walks over 29.0 innings. He led the league in ERA (1.24) and was second in hits allowed per nine innings (4.34). In his first June start, he held Syracuse hitless for seven innings and he started the month with a 13-inning scoreless streak. Beck, 27, was selected by New York (AL) in the second round of the 2021 MLB Draft out of Stanford University.

 

Pacific Coast League (Triple-A)

Albuquerque Isotopes (Rockies) outfielder Zac Veen batted .366/.385/.782 and led the league in hits (37), doubles (13) triples (four) and he led Minor League Baseball in total bases (79). He was third in home runs (seven) and fourth in average (.366), slugging percentage (.782) and OPS (1.167). He recorded 10 multi-hit games and started the month with a 20-game hitting streak as he hit safely in 23 of 24 games in June. Veen, 24, was selected by Colorado in the first round (ninth overall) of the 2020 MLB Draft out of Spruce Creek High School in Port Orange, Florida.

 

Sugar Land Space Cowboys (Astros) right-hander Ethan Pecko was 3-1 with a 2.48 ERA in five appearances (four starts) as he allowed eight earned runs on 21 hits and six walks over 29.0 innings. He led the league in innings pitched (29.0), ERA (2.48), WHIP (0.93), average against (.206) and hits allowed per nine innings (6.52). He allowed just two earned runs over his first four outings (24.0 innings). Pecko, 23, was selected by Houston in the sixth round of the 2023 MLB Draft out of Towson University.

 

Eastern League (Double-A)

Richmond Flying Squirrels (Giants) outfielder Bo Davidson batted .309/.391/.681 and led the league in home runs (11) and total bases (64) and was second in RBI (23), slugging percentage (.681) and OPS (1.072). He was third in hits (29) and runs (21). He recorded eight multi-hit games and began the month with a nine-game hitting streak. Davidson, 23, was signed by San Francisco as a free agent out of Caldwell Community College in Hudson, North Carolina, on July 25, 2023.

 

Altoona Curve (Pirates) left-hander Connor Wietgrefe went 3-0 with a 0.39 ERA in four appearances (three starts) as he allowed one earned run on 10 hits and five walks while striking out 29 over 23.0 innings. He led the league in ERA (0.39), WHIP (0.65), average against (.132) and hits per nine innings (3.91). He had a streak of 18 consecutive scoreless innings before a June 25 promotion to Triple-A Indianapolis. Wietgrefe, 24, was selected by Pittsburgh in the seventh round of the 2024 MLB Draft out of the University of Minnesota.

 

Southern League (Double-A)

Knoxville Smokies (Cubs) catcher Owen Ayers batted .451/.554/.824 and led the league in average (.451), hits (41), doubles (13), home runs (seven), walks (20), total bases (75), on-base percentage (.554), slugging percentage (.824) and OPS (1.378). He finished second in runs (23) and fourth in RBI (21). Ayers led Minor League Baseball in average, hits, doubles, on-base percentage and OPS in June. He began the month with a career high 13-game hitting streak and had 13 multi-hit games in June. On June 10, he set a career high with four hits at Montgomery, a feat he matched on June 28 at Birmingham. Ayers, 25, was selected by Chicago (NL) in the 19^th round of the 2024 MLB Draft out of Marshall University.

 

Knoxville right-hander Jace Beck went 2-0 with a 0.47 ERA in five appearances (three starts) as he scattered nine hits and nine walks over 19.0 innings. He led the league in strikeouts (36) and held opponents to a .138 average. He began the month with a 16-inning scoreless streak and recorded a career high 11 strikeouts on June 26 at Birmingham.Beck, 26, Milbrandt, 22, was originally selected by New York (NL) in the 22^nd round of the 2019 MLB Draft out of Blanchard High School in Blanchard, Oklahoma.

 

Texas League (Double-A)

Arkansas Travelers (Mariners) outfielder Lazaro Montes batted .299/.440/.759 and led the league in runs (29), home runs (12), RBI (30), slugging percentage (.759) and total bases (66). He finished second in OPS (1.199) as he homered twice in a game on two occasions (June 2 and June 25) and tied his career high with four hits on June 25. His 12 home runs tied for the Minor League Baseball lead in June. Montes, 21, was signed by Seattle as an international free agent out of Havana, Cuba, on January 15, 2022.

 

Arkansas left-hander Kade Anderson went 4-0 with a 0.79 ERA in four starts as he allowed two earned runs on 11 hits and three walks over 22.2 innings, while striking out 32. He led the league in ERA (0.79), wins (four), average against (.145), WHIP (0.62), hits allowed per nine innings (4.37), strikeout to walk ratio (10.67) and strikeouts per nine innings (12.71). He was second in strikeouts (32) and began the month with 17.2 consecutive scoreless innings over three starts. Anderson, 22, was selected by Seattle in the first round (third overall) of the 2025 MLB Draft out of Louisiana State University.

 

Midwest League (High-A)

Dayton Dragons (Reds) first baseman Carter Graham batted .354/.490/.829 and led the league in home runs (11), RBI (27), slugging percentage (.829), OPS (1.319) and total bases (68). He finished second in hits (29) and was third in average (.354) and on-base percentage (.490). He posted 10 multi-hit games, including a pair of career high-tying four-hit games (June 16 and June 24), before a June 29 promotion to Double-A Chattanooga. Graham also recorded his first three multi-homer games of his career (June 5, June 9 and June 16). Graham, 24, was selected by Cincinnati in the eighth round of the 2023 MLB Draft out of Stanford University.

 

Lake County Captains (Guardians) right-hander Braylon Doughty went 2-0 with a 1.64 ERA in four starts as he scattered 14 hits and two walks over 22.0 innings while striking out 24. He led the league in ERA (1.64), WHIP (0.73), average against (.173), hits allowed per nine innings (5.73) and strikeout to walk ratio (12.0). Doughty was promoted to Double-A Akron on June 30. Doughty, 20, was selected by Cleveland in Competitive Balance Round A (36^th overall) of the 2024 MLB Draft out of Chaparral High School in Temecula, California.

 

Northwest League (High-A)

Spokane Indians (Rockies) outfielder Max Belyeu batted .348/.434/.773 and led the league in home runs (eight), slugging percentage (.773) and OPS (1.207). He finished third in average (.348) and fourth in runs (19) and on-base percentage (.434) despite having his month cut short by injury on June 23. He recorded eight multi-hit games in June and notched the first multi-homer games of his career with a pair of homers on June 11 and June 13 at Eugene. Belyeu, 22, was selected by Colorado in Competitive Balance Round B (74^th overall) of the 2025 MLB Draft out of the University of Texas.

 

Tri-City Dust Devils (Angels) right-hander Peyton Olejnik went 2-0 with a 1.99 ERA in four starts as he allowed 16 hits and seven walks over 22.2 innings, while striking out 24. He set a career high with nine strikeouts on June 6 against Vancouver and held opponents to a .193 average in June. Olejnik, 23, was selected by Los Angeles (AL) in the sixth round of the 2024 MLB Draft out of the University of Miami (Ohio).

 

South Atlantic League (High-A)

Greensboro Grasshoppers (Pirates) third baseman Murf Gray batted .333/.417/.644 and was second in the league in home runs (seven), total bases (56) and slugging percentage (.644) and finished fourth in OPS (1.061). He recorded eight multi-hit games and raised his season average from .282 to .317 in June as he had separate hitting streaks of seven and eight games in June. Gray, 22, was selected by Pittsburgh in Competitive Balance Round B (73^rd overall) of the 2025 MLB Draft out of Fresno State University.

 

Brooklyn Cyclones (Mets) left-hander Daviel Hurtado went 4-1 with a 2.03 ERA in five starts as he allowed six earned runs on 11 hits and four walks over 26.2 innings. He struck out 26 and led the league in wins (four), WHIP (0.56), average against (.121) and hits allowed per nine innings (3.71). He struck out a career high eight batters on June 30 at Frederick. Hurtado, 21, was signed by New York (NL) as an international free agent out of Havana, Cuba, on January 15, 2023.

 

California League (Single-A)

Ontario Tower Buzzers (Dodgers) first baseman Easton Shelton batted .329/.460/.722 and led the league in home runs (nine), RBI (27), slugging percentage (.722) and OPS (1.182). He was second in on-base percentage (.460) and was third in total bases (57) while finishing fourth in walks (18). He recorded nine multi-hit games and his first career multi-homer game on June 6 against Stockton. Shelton, 20, was signed by Los Angeles (NL) as a free agent on August 2, 2023, out of Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada.

 

Visalia Rawhide (Diamondbacks) right-hander Junior Ciprian went 3-1 with a 2.63 ERA in five starts as he allowed eight earned runs on 17 hits and nine walks over 27.1 innings while striking out 32 batters. He led the league in wins (three), average against (.181) and hits allowed per nine innings (5.6). He finished second in WHIP (0.95) and set a career high with eight strikeouts on June 12 against Fresno. Ciprian, 21, was signed by Arizona as an international free agent out of Santo Domingo Centro, Dominican Republic, on August 3, 2023.

 

Carolina League (Single-A)

Hill City Howlers (Guardians) outfielder Juneiker Caceres batted .391/.469/.725 and led the league in average (.391), slugging percentage (.725) and OPS (1.194). He was third in on-base percentage (.469), was fourth in total bases (50) and was fifth in home runs (six). He recorded 10 multi-hit games and began the month with seven straight multi-hit games. He posted his first career multi-homer game on June 5 at Fredericksburg. Caceres, 18, was signed by Cleveland as an international free agent out of Los Taques, Venezuela, on January 15, 2024.

 

Charleston RiverDogs (Rays) left-hander Blake Morgan went 1-0 with a 2.22 ERA in four starts as he held opponents to 10 hits and four walks over 24.1 innings, while striking out 32. He led the league in WHIP (0.58), average against (.120) and hits per nine innings (3.70). He was third in strikeout to walk ratio (8.00). He set a career high with nine strikeouts on June 12 and June 19. Morgan, 23, was selected by Tampa Bay in the 19^th round of the 2025 MLB Draft out of Old Dominion University.

 

Florida State League (Single-A)

Fort Myers Mighty Mussels (Twins) catcher Ryan Sprock batted .400/.535/.600 and led the league in average (.400), hits (30), on-base percentage (.535) and OPS (1.135) and was fifth in RBI (18). He walked 21 times while striking out just five times in June. He recorded six multi-hit games, including a career high four hits on June 9, and opened the month with an 18-game hitting streak that raised his season average from .259 to .323. Sprock, 21, was selected by Minnesota in the eighth round of the 2025 MLB Draft out of Elon College in Alamance, North Carolina.

 

Tampa Tarpons (Yankees) left-hander Henry Lalane went 3-0 with a 1.80 ERA in four starts as he allowed five earned runs on 10 hits and eight walks while striking out 35 over 25.0 innings. He led the league in wins (three) and WHIP (0.72) and was second in ERA (1.80), average against (.120), hits allowed per nine innings (3.15), strikeout to walk ratio (4.80) and strikeouts per nine innings (12.6). Lalane, 22, was signed by New York (AL) as an undrafted free agent on May 4, 2021.

 

Arizona Complex League (Rookie)

ACL Rockies outfielder Alessander De La Cruz batted .442/.537/.766 and led the league in hits (34), doubles (10) and total bases (59). He was second in runs (28), was third in average (.442) and on-base percentage (.537) and was fourth in triples (three), slugging percentage (.766) and OPS (1.303) and finished fifth in RBI (22). He recorded 11 multi-hit games and tied his career high with four hits on June 11. De La Cruz, 20, was signed by Colorado as an international free agent out of Berlin, Germany, on January 15, 2023.

 

ACL Guardians right-hander Alejandro Rivera went 2-1 with a 2.61 ERA in five appearances (four starts) as he allowed six earned runs on 12 hits and eight walks over 20.2 innings. He led the league in strikeouts (31), WHIP (0.97) and strikeouts per nine innings (13.50). He finished second in average against (.167) and hits allowed per nine innings (4.58) and was third in strikeout to walk ratio (3.88). He began the month with an 11-inning scoreless streak. Rivera, 19, was signed by Cleveland as an international free agent out of Caracas, Venezuela, on January 15, 2024.

 

Dominican Summer League (Rookie)

DSL Yankees outfielder Isaias Castillo batted .369/.485/.810 and led the league in runs (35), home runs (eight), total bases (68), slugging percentage (.810) and OPS (1.295). He finished third in RBI (27) and was fourth in hits (31) and doubles (nine). He recorded 10 multi-hit games, including a career high four hits on June 2. Castillo, 18, was signed by New York (AL) as an international free agent out of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on January 24, 2025.

 

DSL Reds right-hander Ysaias Escalona went 3-0 with a 0.37 ERA in six appearances (three starts) as he allowed one earned run on 12 hits and seven walks over 24.1 innings. He led the league in ERA (0.37) and was second in average against (.143). He did not allow an earned run in his first 20.1 innings of the month. Escalona, 19, was signed by Cincinnati as an international free agent out of Cagua, Venezuela, on April 25, 2025.

 

Florida Complex League (Rookie)

FCL Red Sox catcher/first baseman Franklin Primera batted .464/.559/.857 and led the league in average (.464), hits (26), on-base percentage (.559), slugging percentage (.857) and OPS (1.416). He was second in home runs (six) and RBI (23) and was fifth in runs (20) while walking more times (eight) than he struck out (six). He recorded eight multi-hit games, including a career high-tying four hits on June 11, and began the month with a 14-game hitting streak. He hit safely in 15 of 16 games in June before a June 28 promotion to Single-A Salem. Primera, 19, was signed by Boston as an international free agent out of Coro, Venezuela, on September 30, 2024.

 

FCL Braves right-hander Gensi Angeles went 3-0 with a 1.53 ERA in four appearances (two starts) as he allowed three earned runs on 11 hits and 11 walks while striking out 14 over 17.2 innings. He held opponents to a .177 average. Angeles, 18, was signed by Atlanta as an international free agent out of Agua, Dominican Republic, on April 9, 2025.

 

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