The former college football star hit just .222 with three home runs and drove in 23 runs over 212 at bats in the beginning of his first season as a Mets minor leaguer. He played 63 games in Columbia and hit his first homer in his first career minor league at bat.
As a left fielder, he had just an .879 fielding percentage, making seven errors in only 58 chances.
The 29-year-old also played in the Arizona Fall League last year after the Mets signed him in September. He will turn 30 on August 14. His .