The New York Mets addressed their bullpen in a big way at the trade deadline by acquiring Gregory Soto, Tyler Rogers and Ryan Helsley while also filling their need in center field by landing Cedric Mullins. After taking some time to think, here our grades for the Mets’ 2025 deadline haul. Christian De Block: B+ The Mets addressed two important needs, quality bullpen depth and center field....
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Since Jose Siri fractured his tibia back in April, the Mets have had a glaring hole in center field. Tyrone Taylor, now a year-and-a-half into his tenure with the team, has provided strong defense with 1.8 defensive bWAR while ranking in the 90th and 81st percentiles for Outs Above Average in 2025 and 2024, respectively, but his bat has lagged behind with an 82 OPS+. Jeff McNeil has filled in...
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Brandon Sproat allowed zero runs while striking out nine in a Syracuse win, Binghamton was rained out, Brooklyn was powered by A.J. Ewing in their victory and St. Lucie received strong efforts from Randy Guzman and Simon Juan in their win. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (54-51) 2, Buffalo Bisons (40-61) 1 Box Score 1B-LF Jared Young 1-for-5, 1 K (.887 OPS) DH Luke Ritter 0-for-3, 1 R, 2 BB, 1 K (.722...
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FanGraphs has released the latest edition of its top 100 MLB prospect rankings. The update has three New York Mets carrying over from the post-spring training list as well as three newcomers. The three carryovers are right-handers Brandon Sproat (falling from No. 18 to No. 31) and Jonah Tong (rising from No. 90 to No.51), as well as infielder Jett Williams (rising from No. 101 to No. 63). The...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets had a busy trade deadline, acquiring Gregory Soto, Tyler Rogers, Ryan Helsley and Cedric Mullins, while sending out 10 prospects and José Buttó. The deals saw New York part with several highly regarded prospects, including Drew Gilbert, Blade Tidwell and top-10 talent Jesus Baez, reshaping both the major league bullpen and farm system. For a full recap of the...
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A busy trade deadline for the Mets ends with lefty Gregory Soto, righty relievers Tyler Rogers and Ryan Helsley and outfielder Cedric Mullins coming to Queens and 10 prospects (plus José Buttó) leaving the organization. Here’s a look at who the Mets gave up: Mullins Trade Anthony Nunez, 24, struck out 60 in 40 innings combined between High-A Brooklyn and Double-A Binghamton, with 25 2/3 of...
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