The Mets gave Ryan Clifford a much-needed reset over the past two weeks.
The slugging prospect had been in the midst of a brutal 0-for-22 stretch at the plate following his IL return, when the club decided to place him on the developmental list.
Back in action on Thursday night, Clifford enjoyed himself a much-needed strong showing.
He played a part in two of Syracuse’s four runs in their shutout victory, driving in one and scoring his own.
The 23-year-old was walked on four pitches his first time up, then scored from second on a D’Andre Smith RBI single.
Clifford drew his second walk of the night two innings later, this time on six pitches.
He was…
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