Mets starting pitcher prospect Noah Syndergaard returned to the mound Wednesday for Double-A Binghamton after throwing a scoreless inning in Sunday's All-Star Futures Game. Syndergaard allowed three runs on seven hits (two home runs) and three walks, while striking out five in five innings.
Syndergaard is 2-0 with a 2.16 ERA and 1.28 WHIP in five starts since his promotion from Class A St. Luice to Binghamton. He has 31 strikeouts to seven walks in 25 innings. But he has already allowed more home runs (four) than he did (three) in 12 starts for St. Lucie.