inside the mets What makes Mets prospect Chris Suero so unique and sets up fascinating offseason: ‘Very difficult to come by’ By Mark W. Sanchez Published Sep. 11, 2026, 6:40 a.m. ET The Mets' Chris Suero prepares to make a throw while behind the plate at the Arizona Fall League on Oct. 21, 2025. Getty Images At the plate, this has been a difficult season for Chris Suero.
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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He 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).
“It’s been a tough year on that end,” he acknowledged last month from Reading, Pa., during a road trip with Binghamton. “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.”
