Here's what happened in Mets Land on Saturday, in case you missed it…
- Jonah Tong gave up only two home runs during his time in the minors this season, but he served up three in the Mets' 6-3 road loss to the Reds
- Tong admitted issues with execution and off-speed pitches, but manager Carlos Mendoza noted positives from the rookie's second MLB start
- Brandon Sproat, who'll start Sunday's series finale, is 'very blessed' to be the third Mets youngster to make his MLB debut over the last month
- Davey Johnson, who managed the 1986 championship club and spent seven seasons in Queens, passed away at the age of 82
- Mets owner Steve Cohen and a group of franchise legends shared their thoughts on Johnson's baseball life and legacy
- Prior to Saturday's game, Gary Cohen, Keith Henandez, and Ron Darling reflected on the news of Johnson's death
- Reed Garrett could be activated from the IL as early as Sunday, while Jose Siri, Tylor Megill, and Tyrone Taylor are making strides in recovery
- Ryan Clifford had a strong afternoon at the plate for Triple-A Syracuse, finishing 2-for-4 with a home run and double
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