New York Mets are calling up outfield prospect A.J. Ewing from their minor-league system, according to multiple reports. The Winnipeg Free Press and other outlets say the move is expected as Ewing makes his big-league debut following a fast rise through the minors. The Athletic reports that the Mets plan to bring him up and identifies him as a key prospect within the organization, noting Ewing is the No. 4-ranked player in the Mets’ system. The Athletic also states he was selected by New York in the fourth round. Forbes characterizes Ewing’s early impact as driven by his athletic tools, highlighting speed, defense, and an ability to hit at the major-league level. The New York Post frames the call-up as part of the Mets’ broader effort to address struggles with their offense, while also noting the team believes Ewing can help. Across the coverage, the common points are that Ewing is a top Mets prospect, that the club is promoting him to the majors, and that his skill set—especially speed and defensive ability—is central to expectations for his role.