Catcher Hayden Senger Becomes Another Ex-Brooklyn Cyclone to Make The Show

After enduring 402 games across six seasons in the New York Mets minor league system, catcher Hayden Senger became the 103rd former Brooklyn Cyclone (Low Single-A at the time) to make his MLB debut.

Senger, a non-roster spring training invitee who took a job working at Whole Foods during the off season, struck out in his first at bat in the Majors, with the Mets losing, 3-1, to the Houston Astros to open the 2025 MLB season.

A defensive-minded catcher, Senger spent two seasons (2018, 2021) in Brooklyn, hitting two home runs and 16 RBI in 111 at-bats in 33 games.

Overall, the soon to be 28-year-old cracked 23 longballs and 154 RBI in 1351 at-bats during his minor league career.

New York selected Senger in the 24th round (710th overall) of the 2018 MLB Amateur Draft out of Miami of Ohio.

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