The Mets enter spring training with five relievers locked in for opening day: Devin Williams, Luke Weaver, Brooks Raley, Tobias Myers, and Luis García. A.J. Minter may begin the season on the injured list but shouldn’t miss significant time. Competing for spots from the 40-man roster are Huascar Brazobán, Dylan Ross, Austin Warren, Justin Hagenman, Jonathan Pintaro, Joey Gerber, and Alex...
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ESPN has released their 2026 preseason Top 100 prospects list, and the following Mets cracked the rankings: 13 – Nolan McLean 15 – Carson Benge 28 – A.J. Ewing 31 – Jonah Tong Nolan McLean ESPN comped McLean to starting pitcher Dylan Cease in their write up. With the signing of Freddy Peralta he will be one half of a formidable one-two-punch at the top of the rotation....
Read MoreIn his first press conference after the 2025 season president of baseball operations David Stearns repeatedly stated that going forward run prevention would be a focus. Since then, he signed Jorge Polanco and Bo Bichette to play positions they have yet to play in the majors sparking confusion among some fans. But what is, “run prevention?” It does not mean you need to have a gold...
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MLB Pipeline has released their 2026 preseason Top 100 prospects list, and the following Mets cracked the rankings: No. 6 – RHP Nolan McLean No. 16 – OF Carson Benge No. 48 – RHP Jonah Tong No. 97 – INF/OF A.J. Ewing All four New York farmhands are officially prospect promotion eligible because they are on both Pipeline and Baseball America’s Top 100 lists. Nolan...
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MLB Pipeline has concluded their ranking of the top ten prospects at each position in anticipation of their Top 100 prospects being revealed at 8:00 p.m. EST on January 23, 2026. Five Mets made their respective positional lists: Nolan McLean – Right-Handed Pitchers – No. 1 Jacob Reimer – Third Base – No. 2 Carson Benge – Outfield – No. 4 Ryan Clifford –...
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