Ronny Mauricio hits massive homer in quest to return to Mets after injury disaster
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Ronny Mauricio continues to send reminders that he was a top prospect not all that long ago.
The Mets’ infielder hit a mammoth home run to right field Thursday with Triple-A Syracuse to continue his blistering showing in the minor leagues in his return from a torn ACL.
The 24-year-old now has three homers in just 57 minor-league at-bats.
Mauricio had long been hyped as a potential starter for the Mets and he showed promise during his 2023 call-up, hitting .292 with an .852 OPS.
That momentum, though, came crashing down after he suffered a torn ACL in Dec. 2023 during a Dominican Winter League game and also underwent a procedure to remove scar tissue.
Now that he’s healthy again, Mauricio is trying to work his way back to Flushing. He’s been spending time at second base and third base during his minor-league stint.
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