The offseason is coming to a close as February is right around the corner. While most free agents have found homes on new teams, there are still many who are looking for teams. Some of these players can still give a boost to teams from their respective positions. The following are some of the best at their positions who are remaining. The All-Free Agent Team Starting Pitcher – Jason Hammel...
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#19 SS Gregory Guerrero Ht: 6’1” Wt: 180 Level: DSL Mets – Dominican Summer League B/T: R/R Age: 1/20/1999 (18) Age Dif: -1.2 Acquired: Signed as an IFA in 2015 for $1.5 million bonus Last Year: #31 2016 Statistics: 64 G, 287 AB, 32 R, 61 H, 10 2B, 30 RBI, 28 BB, 51 K, 10 SB, .247/.324/.287 If the calendar read 2010 instead of 2017, Gregory Guerrero would probably rank among the top 10...
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Keith Law of ESPN finished his Top 100 Prospects list today with the twenty best prospects in baseball. New York Mets prospect Amed Rosario received his highest ranking ever as the third best prospect in the game according to law. The only two players ranked ahead of Rosario are Atlanta Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson (#2) and Boston Red Sox outfielder Andrew Benintendi (#1). Rosario, 21, is the...
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Left-handed reliever Craig Breslow held a showcase on Monday that was attended by 13-16 teams. Among those teams was the New York Mets according to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports. Rosenthal reported that the Mets had two officials at the showcase and that scouts were impressed with Breslow’s new lower arm angle. The Mets are in the market for a lefty to potentially fill the void of free agent...
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As the 2017 season begins to creep closer and closer to becoming a reality, the predictions will begin to roll in as far as to where our favorite team may find itself come October. Former Major League pitcher and current SNY broadcaster, Ron Darling, gave his thoughts on what may become of the Mets this upcoming season as he spoke with Bob Klapisch of NorthJersey.com. “I can see them in...
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Steven Matz has been throwing for a couple of weeks now without any pain in his elbow, after having surgery in October to remove a bone spur that caused him trouble last season. Matz is convinced that he will pitcher better in 2017, as he has learned how to pitch through pain and to pitch at less than max effort all the time. Matz told John Harper of the New York Daily News, “I really feel like...
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