After spending nearly a month in the minors, the Mets hope Ike Davis has had a chance to fix the hole in his his swing.

Davis is set to be recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas on Friday and will be available as the team opens a series in Milwaukee.

The slumping first baseman was sent to the Pacific Coast League on June 10, hitting a miserable .161 with 66 strikeouts against just five home runs and 15 RBI's in 186 at-bats this season.

In Vegas, Ike clubbed seven long balls to go with a greatly improved .293 batting average.

Mets.com reports, Davis has reduced the hitch in his swing - which is being blamed for his off-timing at the plate.

Josh Satin has been filling in a first, batting a solid .353 (18-for-51) in 18 games.

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