Author: Michael Mayer

Top 50 Mets Prospects for 2026: 50-46 Features Arms

It’s that time of year, the Mets’ top prospect countdown! I will be going over the Top 50 prospects in the Mets system entering the 2026 season. I came up with the rankings from watching games, talking to scouts, looking at data and input from Mets coaches. The first group is dominated by arms, a few close to the big leagues and a couple of hard throwers. No. 50: Yonatan Henriquez,...

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MMO’s Mets Prospect List 2026 Preview

Every year, I go back and forth on how many New York Mets prospects we rank at MMO, because the traditional approach is a Top 30, but that never feels like enough. We’ve tried to do Top 50 a couple of times over the years to give a better account of players you will likely see in the news over the upcoming year due to trade, promotion, and/or breakout. I believe we even did a Top 80 Mets...

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MMO Roundtable: Reaction to Kyle Tucker Signing With Dodgers

The Kyle Tucker sweepstakes are over and the new evil empire continued to add to their stacked roster. Tucker signed a four-year, $240 million deal with the Dodgers that includes a $64 million signing bonus and $30 deferred. The Mets’ offer was for four years, $220 million with a $75 million signing bonus and no deferrals. Both the Mets and Dodgers offered Tucker opt-outs after the second...

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Red Sox Signing Ranger Suárez to $130 Million Deal

The Boston Red Sox are signing left-hander Ranger Suárez, per Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Multiple reports say it’s a five-year, $130 million deal. There are no deferrals or opt outs in the deal. Suárez, 30, is coming off a season with the Philadelphia Phillies where he had a 3.02 ERA in a career-high 157 1/3 innings. The former Philly has never started more than 29 games in a season....

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Thank You For Reading in 2025

The year 2025 certainly wasn’t what New York Mets fans were hoping for. The Mets couldn’t sustain a strong start to the season and missed the playoffs despite being expected to compete for a World Series title. Following the season, David Stearns decided it was time for an overhaul on both the coaching and player side. Gone are Jeremy Hefner and a slew of other coaches. Pete Alonso,...

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