Vientos will continue working at third and first base for Syracuse, according to Buck Showalter.
Mark Vientos’ lack of productivity when given a chance to play coupled with his fit within the Mets’ framework turned him into a roster casualty Sunday.optioned to Triple-A Syracuse as the corresponding move for Pete Alonso’s returnVientos owned a .178/.225/.244 slash line with one homer and five RBIs in 49 plate appearances since his recall last month.
“While [Vientos] hasn’t been as productive as we hoped he would have been, it was a good opportunity for him,” manager Buck Showalter said before the. “He was going to have to run with it quickly, that is usually the way it works up here. What’s tough for me is you are trying to develop players and you are trying to win a baseball game and that’s always a tug.”
“I think Mark at some point, the waters may part, and he may get to play every day somewhere, at some position,” Showalter said. “We just felt like Mark needed to get some at-bats and they may not be there at this time. Things can change, though.”
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