Mets starting pitcher prospect Noah Syndergaard continued to dominate for Double-A Binghamton Sunday. Syndergaard improved to 4-0 in seven starts since his promotion from Class A St. Luice, allowing just a solo home run and striking out eight in six innings.
Syndergaard has a 2.25 ERA and .226 opponents' batting average, while striking out 46 batters and walking eight in 36 innings for Binghamton.
Syndergaard's only mistake Sunday resulted in allowing his fifth home run since his promotion. It also came on a changeup, which is a pitch the right-hander said he's working on improving.
"It wasn't the best pitch to throw in that situation," he said, per MLB.com. "Need to work on the changeups. You can't survive in the big leagues with just a fastball."