List of New York Mets minor league affiliates

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The New York Mets farm system consists of seven Minor League Baseball affiliates across the United States and in the Dominican Republic. Five teams are owned by the major league club, while the Brooklyn Cyclones are legally separate but owned by Mets owner Steve Cohen, and the Binghamton Rumble Ponies are completely independently owned.

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The Mets have been affiliated with the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies of the Eastern League since 1992, making it the longest-running active affiliation in the organization among teams not owned by the Mets. The longest affiliation in team history was the 38-year relationship with the Triple-A International League's Tidewater/Norfolk Tides from 1969 to 2006. Their newest affiliate is the Syracuse Mets of the International League, which became the Mets' Triple-A club in 2019.

Geographically, New York's closest domestic affiliate is the High-A Brooklyn Cyclones of the South Atlantic League, which are located approximately 15 miles (24 km) away. New York's furthest domestic affiliates are the Single-A St. Lucie Mets of the Florida State League and the Rookie Florida Complex League Mets, which share a facility some 1,001 miles (1,611 km) away.

Current affiliates

The New York Mets farm system consists of seven minor league affiliates. [1]

ClassTeamLeagueLocationBallparkAffiliated
Triple-A Syracuse Mets International League Syracuse, New York NBT Bank Stadium 2019
Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies Eastern League Binghamton, New York Mirabito Stadium 1991
High-A Brooklyn Cyclones South Atlantic League Brooklyn, New York Maimonides Park 2001
Single-A St. Lucie Mets Florida State League Port St. Lucie, Florida Clover Park 1988
Rookie FCL Mets Florida Complex League Port St. Lucie, Florida Clover Park 2013
DSL Mets Blue Dominican Summer League Boca Chica, Santo Domingo New York Mets Complex2010
DSL Mets Orange

Past affiliates

Key

SeasonEach year is linked to an article about that particular Mets season.

1962

Minor League Baseball operated with six classes (Triple-A, Double-A, Class A, Class B, Class C, and Class D) from 1961 to 1962. [2]

Season Triple-A Double-A Class A Class B Class C Class D Ref.
1962 Syracuse Chiefs [n 1] Santa Barbara Rancheros Auburn Mets
Quincy Jets
Salisbury Braves
[4]

1963–1989

Prior to the 1963 season, Major League Baseball (MLB) initiated a reorganization of Minor League Baseball that resulted in a reduction from six classes to four (Triple-A, Double-A, Class A, and Rookie) in response to the general decline of the minors throughout the 1950s and early-1960s when leagues and teams folded due to shrinking attendance caused by baseball fans' preference for staying at home to watch MLB games on television. The only change made within the next 27 years was Class A being subdivided for the first time to form Class A Short Season in 1966. [2]

Season Triple-A Double-A Class A Class A Short Season Rookie Ref(s).
1963 Buffalo Bisons Auburn Mets
Quincy Jets
Raleigh Mets
Salinas Mets
[5]
1964 Buffalo Bisons Williamsport Mets Auburn Mets
Salinas Mets
CRL Mets [6]
1965 Buffalo BisonsWilliamsport MetsAuburn Mets
Greenville Mets
Marion Mets [7]
1966 Jacksonville Suns Williamsport MetsAuburn Mets
Greenville Mets
Marion Mets [8]
1967 Jacksonville SunsWilliamsport Mets Durham Bulls
Winter Haven Mets
Mankato Mets Marion Mets [9]
1968 Jacksonville Suns Memphis Blues Raleigh-Durham Mets
Visalia Mets
Mankato MetsMarion Mets [10]
1969 Tidewater Tides Memphis Blues Pompano Beach Mets
Visalia Mets
Marion Mets [11]
1970 Tidewater TidesMemphis BluesPompano Beach Mets
Visalia Mets
Marion Mets [12]
1971 Tidewater TidesMemphis BluesPompano Beach Mets
Visalia Mets
Marion Mets [13]
1972 Tidewater TidesMemphis BluesPompano Beach Mets
Visalia Mets
Batavia Trojans Marion Mets [14]
1973 Tidewater TidesMemphis BluesPompano Beach Mets
Visalia Mets
Batavia TrojansMarion Mets [15]
1974 Tidewater Tides Victoria Toros Anderson Mets
Visalia Mets
Batavia TrojansMarion Mets [16]
1975 Tidewater Tides Jackson Mets Visalia Mets
Wausau Mets
Marion Mets [17]
1976 Tidewater TidesJackson Mets Lynchburg Mets
Wausau Mets
Marion Mets [18]
1977 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsLynchburg Mets
Wausau Mets
Little Falls Mets [19]
1978 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsLynchburg Mets
Wausau Mets
Little Falls Mets [20]
1979 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsLynchburg Mets Grays Harbor Loggers
Little Falls Mets
[21]
1980 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsLynchburg MetsLittle Falls Mets Kingsport Mets [22]
1981 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsLynchburg Mets
Shelby Mets
Little Falls MetsKingsport Mets [23]
1982 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsLynchburg Mets
Shelby Mets
Little Falls MetsKingsport Mets [24]
1983 Tidewater TidesJackson Mets Columbia Mets
Lynchburg Mets
Little Falls Mets GCL Mets [25]
1984 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsColumbia Mets
Lynchburg Mets
Little Falls Mets Kingsport Mets [26]
1985 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsColumbia Mets
Lynchburg Mets
Little Falls MetsKingsport Mets [27]
1986 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsColumbia Mets
Lynchburg Mets
Little Falls MetsKingsport Mets [28]
1987 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsColumbia Mets
Lynchburg Mets
Little Falls MetsKingsport Mets [29]
1988 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsColumbia Mets
St. Lucie Mets
Little Falls MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
[30]
1989 Tidewater TidesJackson MetsColumbia Mets
St. Lucie Mets
Pittsfield Mets Kingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets/Pirates/Cardinals
[31] [32]

1990–2020

Minor League Baseball operated with six classes from 1990 to 2020. In 1990, the Class A level was subdivided for a second time with the creation of Class A-Advanced. The Rookie level consisted of domestic and foreign circuits. [2]

Season Triple-A Double-A Class A-Advanced Class A Class A Short Season Rookie Foreign Rookie Ref(s).
1990 Tidewater Tides Jackson Mets St. Lucie Mets Columbia Mets Pittsfield Mets Kingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets/Royals [33] [34]
1991 Tidewater Tides Williamsport Bills St. Lucie MetsColumbia MetsPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets/Yankees [35] [36]
1992 Tidewater Tides Binghamton Mets St. Lucie MetsColumbia MetsPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets [37]
1993 Norfolk Tides Binghamton MetsSt. Lucie Mets Capital City Bombers Pittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets [38]
1994 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets [39]
1995 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets [40]
1996 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets [41]
1997 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets [42]
1998 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[43]
1999 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2/Co-op
[44]
2000 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersPittsfield MetsKingsport Mets DSL Mets East
DSL Mets West
[45]
2001 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City Bombers Brooklyn Cyclones Kingsport Mets DSL Mets [46]
2002 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport MetsDSL Mets
VSL Universidad de Carabobo
[47]
2003 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport MetsDSL Mets
VSL Tronconero 2
[48]
2004 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsCapital City BombersBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets
VSL Tronconero 2
[49]
2005 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie Mets Hagerstown Suns Brooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets
VSL Mets
[50]
2006 Norfolk TidesBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsHagerstown SunsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets
VSL Mets
[51]
2007 New Orleans Zephyrs Binghamton MetsSt. Lucie Mets Savannah Sand Gnats Brooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets
VSL Mets
[52]
2008 New Orleans ZephyrsBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsSavannah Sand GnatsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets
VSL Mets
[53]
2009 Buffalo Bisons Binghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsSavannah Sand GnatsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets
VSL Mets
[54]
2010 Buffalo BisonsBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsSavannah Sand GnatsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[55]
2011 Buffalo BisonsBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsSavannah Sand GnatsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[56]
2012 Buffalo BisonsBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsSavannah Sand GnatsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport MetsDSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[57]
2013 Las Vegas 51s Binghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsSavannah Sand GnatsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[58]
2014 Las Vegas 51sBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsSavannah Sand GnatsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[59]
2015 Las Vegas 51sBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie MetsSavannah Sand GnatsBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[60]
2016 Las Vegas 51sBinghamton MetsSt. Lucie Mets Columbia Fireflies Brooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[61]
2017 Las Vegas 51s Binghamton Rumble Ponies St. Lucie MetsColumbia FirefliesBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[62]
2018 Las Vegas 51sBinghamton Rumble PoniesSt. Lucie MetsColumbia FirefliesBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[63]
2019 Syracuse Mets Binghamton Rumble PoniesSt. Lucie MetsColumbia FirefliesBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[64]
2020 [n 2] Syracuse MetsBinghamton Rumble PoniesSt. Lucie MetsColumbia FirefliesBrooklyn CyclonesKingsport Mets
GCL Mets
DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[66]

2021–present

The current structure of Minor League Baseball is the result of an overall contraction of the system beginning with the 2021 season. Class A was reduced to two levels: High-A and Low-A. [67] Low-A was reclassified as Single-A in 2022. [68]

Season Triple-A Double-A High-A Single-A Rookie Foreign Rookie Ref.
2021 Syracuse Mets Binghamton Rumble Ponies Brooklyn Cyclones St. Lucie Mets FCL Mets DSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[69]
2022 Syracuse MetsBinghamton Rumble PoniesBrooklyn CyclonesSt. Lucie MetsFCL MetsDSL Mets 1
DSL Mets 2
[70]
2023 Syracuse MetsBinghamton Rumble PoniesBrooklyn CyclonesSt. Lucie MetsFCL Mets DSL Mets Blue
DSL Mets Orange
[71]

Notes

  1. In 1962, the Mets shared the Triple-A Syracuse Chiefs with the Washington Senators. [3]
  2. The 2020 Minor League Baseball season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [65]

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