Rosario's streak reaches sweet 16 for 51s
The more Amed Rosario hits, the louder the cries for his promotion grow.The Mets No. 1 prospect singled to extend his hitting streak to 16 games and helped seal the win with a three-run homer as Triple-A Las Vegas topped El Paso, 10-5, on Monday night at Cashman Field. The 51s scored
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The Mets No. 1 prospect singled to extend his hitting streak to 16 games and helped seal the win with a three-run homer as Triple-A Las Vegas topped El Paso, 10-5, on Monday night at Cashman Field. The 51s scored six times in the seventh and eighth innings en route to their second consecutive win.
MLB.com's No. 3 overall prospect reached on a throwing error by El Paso third baseman
With the 51s trailing in the seventh, 5-4, Rosario kept a rally going while extending his hitting streak with a one-out single to right field and scored the go-ahead run on
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Although he just turned 21 six months ago, Rosario has shown no problems adjusting to Triple-A. Through his first 50 games in the Pacific Coast League, he's hitting .354/.393/.519 with 21 extra-base hits, 37 RBIs and 32 runs scored. His 73 hits stand second to Reno's
Smith drove in two runs while Plawecki chipped in three RBIs in his first game back with Las Vegas.
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