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After lost ’26 season, Mets’ Baro focused on adding pop in the desert

PEORIA, Ariz. -- When Boston Baro connected on a three-run homer to the right of the batter’s eye at Peoria Sports Complex on Thursday, there were the typical big-moment caveats. It gave Surprise a 5-1 lead over Peoria in the…

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Published: Sunday, 25 October 2026 at 12:13 AM

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Mets prospect Boston Baro is focusing on adding power in the Arizona Fall League after injuries limited his 2026 season.
Baro played just 11 Minor League rehab games in 2026 due to right shoulder and quad injuries.
The infielder recently hit his first game home run since July 2025 during an AFL contest for Surprise.

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New York Mets infield prospect Boston Baro is using the Arizona Fall League to regain momentum and add power after injuries limited his 2026 season to just 11 games. Playing for the Surprise Saguaros, the 22-year-old recently hit a three-run homer against the Peoria Javelinas, marking his first home run in game action since July 2025.

Baro missed substantial time this year due to right shoulder and quad injuries suffered on rehab assignments. In addition to strength training, he has altered his hitting approach by letting pitches travel deeper to generate more consistent exit velocity while competing across second, shortstop, and third base.

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After lost ’26 season, Mets’ Baro focused on adding pop in the desert

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