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Jack Toomey Signs First Professional Contract with New York Mets

The former Boston College standout's collegiate achievements paved the way for his draft selection and a promising start to his MLB career.

Jack Toomey has taken the next step in his baseball journey, signing his first professional contract with the New York Mets following the 2026 MLB Draft.

The former Boston College standout distinguished himself with a standout collegiate season, topping the team in triples with six and posting a team‑leading on‑base percentage of .445.

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He also ranked third in doubles with 14, fourth in hits (55), steals (18) and batting average (.316), and contributed 52 runs, underscoring a well‑rounded offensive profile.

Toomey’s performance placed him among the most prolific single‑season producers in program history, tying the school record for triples and helping cement his status as a top draft prospect.

He becomes the second member of the 2026 Eagles cohort to agree to a professional agreement with the Mets, following pitcher A.J. Colarusso, a connection that highlights the program’s growing pipeline to the majors.

Hailing from Massachusetts, Toomey now looks ahead to his first appearance in the minor leagues, where the organization expects him to develop the plate discipline and speed that made him a standout in college.

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