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Asked if he had two minutes to chat about Jonah Tong, Andrew Christie tried to negotiate.&nbsp;

“Two minutes is all I get?” the Mets director of player development said with a laugh.&nbsp;

There is a lot to talk about regarding Tong because there is a lot that the Mets are liking.&nbsp;

Within a system that has taken leaps in improving its pitching development and reputation, the most significant rise in 2025 might belong to Tong, an Ontario native and seventh-round pick in 2022.&nbsp;

Within a Mets system that has taken leaps in improving its pitching development and reputation, the most significant rise in 2025 might belong to Jonah Tong.{ai:summary}Mets director of player development Andrew Christie expressed enthusiasm about Jonah Tong, a seventh-round pick in 2022, highlighting his potential within the team's improving pitching development system. Tong, an Ontario native, is expected to make significant strides by 2025. #sports

Jonah Tong is putting the Mets — and the minor leagues — on notice

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