Here are the Brooklyn Cyclone Game Notes for today’s game.
The Brooklyn Cyclones (14-15, 39-55) return to Coney Island to open a six-game homestand against the Winston-Salem Dash (15-15, 53-43) — the High-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox — on Tuesday evening at 6:40 p.m. ET from Maimonides Park in Brooklyn, N.Y.
LHP Daviel Hurtado (4-1, 1.80), the New York Mets’ No. 18 prospect per MLB Pipeline, is projected to take the ball for Brooklyn. Winston-Salem is scheduled to counter with LHP Dylan Carmouche (NR), who will make his team debut.
Live coverage on the Cyclones Radio Network, Bally Sports Live, and MiLB.tv will begin at 6:25 p.m. ET.
LAST TIME OUT: Brooklyn handled business in Sunday’s series finale against Jersey Shore, capturing the series finale, 6-1...RHP José Chirinos spun 4.0 frames of one-hit, scoreless ball...Four different Brooklyn arms combined to strike out 15 BlueClaw batters...In his final game before being promoted to Double-A Binghamton, INF Mitch Voit went 2-for-4 with a double, a run scored and two RBI...3B Andy Ibáñez also finished with a multi-hit game...The ‘Clones plated four runs in the 7th.
25th ANNIVERSARY: The Cyclones celebrate their 25th anniversary season in 2026...Since the inaugural 2001 campaign, Brooklyn has captured three league titles...The Cyclones shared the New York-Penn League crown with the Williamsport Crosscutters in their first season before taking home the final NYPL title in 2019...Brooklyn captured its first full-season championship in 2025, going 4-0 in the postseason against Greensboro and Hub City.
WHERE BROOKLYN AT: The Mets announced a series of roster moves affecting the Cyclones ahead of Tuesday’s series opener...OF Randy Guzman, INF Trey Snyder and C Chase Meggers have all joined Brooklyn...Additionally, INF Antonio Jimenez and RHP Joel DÃaz have rejoined the ‘Clones, while INF Jacob Reimer is back in Brooklyn on a minor league rehab assignment...Guzman, the No. 21 prospect in the organization according to MLB Pipeline, hit .274 with 12 home runs and a .891 OPS in St. Lucie...Snyder, the Mets 5th round pick in the 2024 draft, hit an impressive .306 in 36 games with St. Lucie, while scoring 23 runs and stealing 17 bases...Meanwhile, Meggers slashed .235/.313/.319/.633 in 69 games in Single-A...Jimenez rejoins Brooklyn after breaking camp with the Cyclones and 25 games at the level before being re-assigned, while DÃaz rejoins Brooklyn after being placed on the development list on May 14...Reimer continues his way back toward rejoining Double-A Binghamton’s active roster...The third baseman spent time on Coney Island in 2023, ‘24 and ‘25, including logging an .887 OPS in 61 games during the ‘Clones 2025 championship-winning campaign...Finally, the ‘Clones added RHP Emilio Obispo to their roster ahead of Tuesday...The 19-year-old saw a steady dose of success with St. Lucie, pitching to a minuscule 2.03 ERA across 14 appearances, 10 starts.
SO LONG, FAREWELL: While Brooklyn welcomes in some new faces, INF Mitch Voit and RHP Noah Hall have been promoted to Double-A Binghamton...In 76 games with the ‘Clones, Voit slashed .242/.349/.396/.745 with 11 home runs, 41 RBI and 36 stolen bases...Voit’s 36th swiped bags are tied for 5th at the High-A level…Meanwhile, Hall wraps up an illustrious career with Brooklyn...The right-hander ended his time on Coney Island with a bang...Over his last four appearances (two starts) since the calendar flipped to July, the 25-year-old was 2-0 record with a sparkling 0.39 ERA (1 ER in 23.1 IP), permitting just nine hits and 10 walks, striking out 30 in that time...Hall set the Cyclones’ all-time strikeout record (223) on June 7 at Jersey Shore, surpassing RHP Jaison Vilera (173)...The South Carolina product also holds the franchise’s all-time mark for innings pitched (213.0) and games started (41).
COMEBACK REPORT: INF Andy Ibáñez joined the Cyclones on a minor league rehab assignment on Sunday and finished with a pair of hits...The 33-year-old has played parts of six Major League seasons with the Texas Rangers, Detroit Tigers, Athletics, and New York Mets...Ibáñez appeared in three games for New York earlier this season, going 0-for-6 at the plate with two RBI...In 26 games at Triple-A Syracuse before landing on the injured list, the Cuba native slashed .265/.280/.402/.682 with 12 runs scored, eight extra-base hits, three home runs, and 13 RBI...Ibáñez appeared in 91 games for the Tigers last season and led MLB in pinch hits (16).
DAIV-INE INTERVENTION: C Daiverson Gutiérrez has been scorching hot over the last few weeks...The 20-year-old was named the New York Mets’ Minor League Player of the Week for July 7-12 vs. Wilmington, going 10-for-18 at the plate with a double, a home run, and six runs batted in...Over his last 13 games since July 7, Gutiérrez is 15-for-47 (.319) with 12 RBI...After hitting .148/.278/.221/.499 over his first 43 contests, the Venezuela native is slashing .275/.331/.427/.758 in his last 37 games...Gutiérrez has added 16 runs scored, 13 extra-base hits, three home runs, and 26 RBI in that stretch and raised his batting average by 55 points (.148 to .203).
EXTRA! EXTRA!: The Cyclones played their longest game of the season on Thursday night at Jersey Shore...Brooklyn fell in 12 innings, topping their previous high of 11 innings, which also came in Jersey Shore on April 9...At three hours and 31 minutes, the game was the Cyclones’ longest extra-inning game by time, surpassing another matchup with Jersey Shore on June 23 on Coney Island...Brooklyn’s longest game by time this season came in a 9-inning 10-8 loss at Frederick on July 4, clocking in at three hours and 38 minutes.
LET’S PLAY TWO: The Cyclones played their second doubleheader in six days on Friday after Tuesday’s opener with Jersey Shore was rained out...Doubleheaders have not treated Brooklyn kindly in 2026...After splitting the twinbill on Friday, the Cyclones hold a 0-3-2 record in doubleheaders this season, good for a 2-8 overall record...Brooklyn had not been swept in three twinbills during the same season since 2023, when it occurred four times...The Cyclones held a 0-4-2 mark in doubleheaders that year.
HURT-ADO LOCKER: LHP Daviel Hurtado is off to a terrific start with the Cyclones...The Cuban-born starter pitched 4.0 innings on Wednesday at Jersey Shore, allowing two runs on four hits and three walks while striking out four...Since making his High-A debut on May 26, the 21-year-old leads the South Atlantic League in batting average against (.151), WHIP (0.77), and opposing OPS (.429), and is second in ERA (1.88)...Over his last four starts since June 24, the southpaw holds a 2-0 record with a 1.74 ERA (4 ER in 20.2 IP) with eight walks and 22 strikeouts...Hurtado was also named the South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Month for June, collecting a 4-1 mark with a 2.03 ERA (6 ER in 26.2 IP) over five starts...He walked only four and struck out 26, while scattering 11 hits...Among pitchers with 52.0 or more innings of work, the lefty has the fifth-lowest opposing OPS (.475) and WHIP (0.85) in Minor League Baseball.
DETECTIVE BENSON: OF JT Benson has been a force for the Cyclones offense...The 24-year-old was a single shy of the cycle on June 23, including a three-run homer, in Brooklyn’s 8-7 win vs. Jersey Shore...Since making his High-A debut on May 19, Benson is tied for seventh in the South Atlantic League in triples (2) and doubles (12)...Over his last 37 games since May 22, the Crestwood, Ky. native is slashing .280/.379/.530/.909 with 26 runs scored, 19 extra-base knocks, six homers, 24 RBI, and 11 steals.
PITCHING IN: Brooklyn’s pitching staff has been sharp as of late...In June, the Cyclones posted a 3.66 ERA (101 ER in 221.1 IP), the best mark in the South Atlantic League...Since May 14, Brooklyn pitchers have posted a 3.70 ERA (213 ER in 518.1 IP), the third-lowest in Minor League Baseball...Only Texas’ Single-A Hickory (3.46) and Chicago-AL’s Single-A Kannapolis (3.52) have lower marks...The Cyclones’ bullpen has been a huge reason for that success...Since that date, Brooklyn’s 3.52 ERA (105 ER in 268.1 IP) from relievers is second-best in MiLB...Only Kannapolis (3.23) has produced a better clip...Overall in 2026, the Cyclones’ 4.10 ERA (369 ER in 809.1 IP) is fifth-best in MiLB behind Kannapolis (3.75), Hickory (3.86), Washington’s Double-A Harrisburg (4.01) and Kansas City’s Single-A Columbia (4.01).
BALL MAGNETS: The Cyclones have worn their fair share of pitches this season...Entering Tuesday, Brooklyn batters have been drilled by 89 pitches, which is the third-most in Minor League Baseball and the most in the South Atlantic League...San Diego’s Single-A Lake Elsinore (96) leads MiLB...OF John Bay set the Cyclones’ single-season record for hit-by-pitches with 19, surpassing OF Matt Rudick (2022) and C Chris Suero‘s (2025) previous mark of 16... The Cyclones have had four hitters plunked in a game on four separate occasions in 2026...The single-game franchise record is six, set on May 19, 2023, at Hudson Valley...The franchise record for hit-by-pitches in a season is 107, set in 2022.
THIS DATE IN CYCLONES HISTORY: On July 28, 2001, OF Frank Corr went 5-for-5 and scored three runs at Vermont...Corr becomes the first player in franchise history to collect five hits in a game.
BROOKLYN TO THE BIGS: After 14 former Cyclones made their Major League debuts in 2025, eight alumni have already accomplished the feat early in 2026...RHP Kade Morris made his MLB debut for the Athletics on June 6 in Houston against the Astros...Morris pitched in 11 games, making 10 starts and posting a 3.43 ERA over 57.2 innings during his time in Brooklyn in 2024....He joins RHP Wilkin Ramos, OF Nick Morabito, LHP Zac Thornton, OF Carson Benge, OF A.J. Ewing, RHP Cameron Foster, and RHP Anthony Nunez, who made their debuts earlier this season...Foster and Nunez each debuted with the Baltimore Orioles in April...Last year’s 14 debuts set a new single-season franchise record.
AMAZIN’ STARTS HERE: According to MLB Pipeline, the Cyclones hold six of the Mets’ Top 30 prospects: INF Jacob Reimer (4 - on minor league rehab), LHP Daviel Hurtado (18), RHP José Chirinos (19), 1B/OF Randy Guzman (21), C Daiverson Gutiérrez (22) and INF Antonio Jimenez (25)...SNY lists Guzman at 19, Jimenez at 20, Gutiérrez at 27 and INF Trey Snyder at 30...Baseball America also ranked RHP Calvin Ziegler and INF Colin Houck as the organization’s No. 34 and 35 farmhands, respectively, entering 2026.
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