New York Post
· collected 2026-09-11 · by Mark W. Sanchez
Mets catcher/utilityman prospect Chris Suero is struggling at the plate in Double-A Binghamton, with a .201 batting average but a respectable .346 on-base percentage due to his ability to draw walks. He has been attempting to adjust his swing and make adjustments to improve his performance. Suero acknowledged that this season has been tough for him, but he's trying to contribute to the team in other ways. The article highlights Suero's effort to adapt to a difficult year at the plate.
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Mets prospect Chris Suero is having a difficult season at Double-A Binghamton, but he's still managing to contribute to his team. Despite a low batting average of .201, Suero has a high on-base percentage (OBP) of .346, which means he's getting on base regularly due in part to his ability to walk. This is particularly notable because Suero's focus has been on improving his hitting, and he's been "tweaking his swing" to try and increase his average. He recently expressed his goal of reaching a higher level of performance, saying "I'm trying to get to where I want to be" at the plate.
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The fascinating Mets catcher/utilityman prospect has been attempting to fight his way out of Double-A Binghamton while tweaking his swing — “Trying to get to where I want to be” in the box, he said recently.
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Sign up NowHe has been clawing his way on base regularly (a .346 OBP) but more due to walks than hits (a .201 batting average that bothers him).
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“It’s been a tough year on that end,” he acknowledged last month from Reading, Pa., during a road trip with Binghamton.
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“But I try to bring anything I can to the table, and I know if the average isn’t there, there’s other ways to help the team out.”
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