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- Updated: August 30, 2016
NEW YORK — The logistical issues of having their top farm team on the other side of the country will continue to affect the Mets for at least the next two seasons. The organization announced on Tuesday it has extended its player-development deal with Triple-A Las Vegas through 2018, continuing what has been a long-distance relationship.
In addition to the logistical issues of having their top affiliate 2,500 miles from home, the Mets struggle with evaluation, given the inflated offensive environment at Las Vegas. But in a statement, general manager Sandy Alderson said he was “excited” to continue the relationship, while the 51s are thrilled to keep the …
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