The 2025 MLB Draft and Trade Deadline have passed, and the New York Mets still have a strong farm system. With that in mind, I’ve updated my list of top prospects in the Mets system, taking into account their progress since the start of the 2025 season. Here is the updated Top 50 Mets prospect list: Jett Williams – SS/2B/CF Carson Benge – CF Jonah Tong – RHP Nolan McLean...
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It’s been a rough stretch for the Mets. After rattling off seven straight wins, they’ve crashed back to earth, dropping eight of their last nine following Wednesday’s loss against the Cleveland Guardians. Zooming out, it’s been a frustrating two-month span, with the team going just 18–28 over their last 46 games. There’s plenty of blame to go around. The lineup has continued to struggle, and...
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MMO Michael Mayer’s No. 1-ranked prospect Jett Williams was scratched from the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies’ lineup on Thursday. The 21-year-old was initially listed as the starting shortstop, but he was in the dugout and did not play. The reason for his absence is still yet to be disclosed. Meanwhile, Brandon Sproat turned in another quality start for Triple-A Syracuse....
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets look to end their woes as they enter a three-game series in Milwaukee against the Brewers. Frankie Montas will pitch Saturday against the Brewers, possibly behind an opener, as he tries to improve on a rough season (6.68 ERA). Cedric Mullins will still face lefties despite sitting Tuesday, while Kodai Senga (8.25 ERA over last three starts) starts Friday’s...
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The Mets’ minor league teams look ready to kick off a full slate of games with the big league team getting a much-needed travel day. Brandon Sproat, Metsmerized’s No. 5 Mets’ prospect, gets the ball for Syracuse after being named International League Pitcher of the Month for July. Sproat, 24, went 2-0, striking out 33 batters and walking only eight in his five starts. He looks...
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The Mets just wrapped up a brutal 1-5 homestand and are currently in a stretch where they’ve dropped eight of their last nine games. But despite the ugly results, there are still strong indicators that this team is due for a positive offensive regression. From an expected statistical standpoint, the Mets are an outlier. They rank tenth in home runs, sixth in walks, 11th in fewest...
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