Mets prospect outfielder Brandon Nimmo has been promoted to Double-A Binghamton, as was reported by Jon Santucci. The former first round pick floundered somewhat in 2012 and 2013, but has come alive in 2014, hitting a sparkling .322/.448/.458 with nine doubles, five triples, and four home runs. It will be interesting to see how Nimmo's patient batting approach will sink or swim with the more advanced pitching in the Eastern League.

Mets outfield prospect Brandon Nimmo went 2-for-3 with a double, a triple, and a walk for High-A St. Lucie, raising his season line to .326/.449/.464. The precocious Nimmo has been percolating in St. Lucie all season, hitting for a high average with a penchant for working deep counts and picking up walks. He leads the Florida State League with a .449 OBP, 49 walks, and five triples. He is tenth with 73 hits and 13th with nine stolen bases. Nimmo could find himself being promoted to Double-A Binghamton within the next few weeks.

Mets outfield prospect Brandon Nimmo will miss at least three games with conjunctivitis in his eye. Conjunctivitis is more commonly known as pink eye, and Nimmo will find himself staying away from people for the next few days to avoid spreading the highly contagious virus. Nimmo is hitting .332/.456/.469 for the season, and he should be back in games early next week after a few days off.

Mets prospect OF Brandon Nimmo went 2-for-4 with a solo home run on Thursday for High-A St. Lucie. The 21-year-old is having a tremendous season for St. Lucie, as he's batting .341/.477/.474 with 44 runs scored, 13 extra-base hits, eight steals and a stellar 45/39 strikeout-to-walk ratio through 47 games. Nimmo has cooled off a bit in May after a torrid first month, but he appears to be heating up once again with a .471/.609/.706 batting line during his current five-game hitting streak.

Mets outfield prospect Brandon Nimmo went 3-for-5 on Friday for High-A St. Lucie. He has cooled down as of late, but if he heats up again, Nimmo could be finding himself playing center field for Double-A Binghamton. Nimmo is hitting .344/.479/.443 with five doubles, one triple, and two home runs in 35 games. He also has 34 walks and 29 strikeouts, as his patient approach is helping up to drive up the pitch counts of opposing pitchers.

Mets outfield prospect Brandon Nimmon went 4-for-4, including a home run and a double on Monday for High-A St. Lucie. Nimmo is hitting .407/.530/.549 with five doubles, two home runs, and five stolen bases for the season. He has a Florida State League-leading 24 walks and has made 21 starts in center field and three starts at DH. The Mets are trying to see if he can stick in center field, and he could turn into a below-average center fielder who makes up for his defensive deficiencies with good offensive production.

Mets prospect outfielder Brandon Nimmo went 4-for-5 with a walk and a triple on Friday for High-A St. Lucie. Nimmo seems to be finding his stroke in 2014, as he is hitting .407/.507/.542 with three doubles, one triple, and one home run through 15 games. Nimmo has 12 walks and 14 strikeouts while making 14 starts in center field. Despite concerns about his range forcing Nimmo into an outfield corner, the Mets are clearly trying to see if Nimmo can find a way to stay in center field.

Mets prospect OF Brandon Nimmo had a big game on Thursday for High-A St. Lucie, going 2-for-4 with a home run, three runs and two walks. The 20-year-old is off to a hot start this season, as he's now batting .348/.516/.565 with three extra-base hits and an 8/7 strikeout-to-walk ratio through seven games. Nimmo projects to hit for at least average power at maturity, but so far it's mostly come in the form of doubles and triples. In his full-season debut last year at Low-A Savannah, Nimmo batted .273/.397/.359 with 16 doubles, two home runs and a 131/71 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 110 games. He'll likely require at least two more seasons to refine his game in the minor leagues, but his development of consistent in-game power could potentially have him in the major leagues by the end of the 2015 season.

Mets outfield prospect Brandon Nimmo will likely open 2014 with High-A St. Lucie. Nimmo was solid but not spectacular during his first full season of professional baseball, putting up a .273/.397/.359 line with two home runs and 16 doubles. After going 3-for-7 with three singles and a walk during spring training, Nimmo could have a breakout year in the often pitching-friendly Florida State League. Keep an eye on Nimmo as someone who could come up by the end of 2015, as the Mets outfield could use the help.

The Mets invited prospect Brandon Nimmo to major league spring training. This comes as a bit of a surprise as the 20-year-old outfielder is coming off a somewhat disappointing 2013 campaign in which he slashed .273/.397/.359 with two homers, 40 RBI and 10 stolen bases in 110 games at Class-A Savannah. Perhaps the organization is trying to motivate to extremely talented youngster.