Mets prospects Emilien Pitre and Billy Amick lead Triple-A offensive effort
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Last updated Sep 13, 2026

Mets minor league prospects recorded multiple hits and home runs during Saturday's action across various levels. Triple-A Syracuse infielder Emilien Pitre tallied two hits and an RBI in a performance against the St. Paul Saints, bringing his average to.292. Teammate Billy Amick added his 14th home run for the organization, extending the Syracuse lead during his 1-for-5 outing. Catcher Kevin Parada continued his stint with Syracuse, recording one hit in three at-bats while managing defensive duties. In Double-A play, shortstop Mitch Voit pushed his current hitting streak to five games for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies. Voit finished 1-for-4, though he was also caught stealing and recorded a throwing error during the contest.
- •Emilien Pitre went 2-for-4 with an RBI against the St. Paul Saints.
- •Billy Amick hit his seventh home run for Triple-A Syracuse.
- •Kevin Parada is batting.298 with 16 RBI in 28 Triple-A games.
- •Mitch Voit extended his hitting streak to five games for Double-A Binghamton.
- 3:56 AMYahoo Sports — Mets Minor League Roundup: Billy Amick goes deep, Emilien Pitre stays hot
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