Good morning, Mets fans! Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat topped the Mets’ prospect leaderboard in Baseball America’s first top-30 update of 2025. The club’s much improved farm system has been a point of emphasis for Cohen and company, highlighted by their 2023 trade deadline where they added many key pieces. Along with the minor league prospects such as Williams, Sproat and...
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Updated Post: Jan. 30 at 6:30 PM Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported Thursday that the Mets are in talks with the Padres revolving around righty Dylan Cease. Heyman mentioned that the Cubs are also involved in Cease talks but seem more reluctant to give up their top prospects, specifically infielder Matt Shaw. If Shaw is off-limits, San Diego may prefer the Mets prospects to what Chicago...
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Shortstop/outfielder Jett Williams, starting pitcher Brandon Sproat, infielder Ronny Mauricio and outfielder Drew Gilbert were ranked in ESPN’s top 100 prospect list put together by Kiley McDaniel and released Wednesday. The 21-year-old Williams, ranked No. 34, was described as a “5-foot-6 spark plug with 20 homer upside and plus plus speed.” Williams missed most of last season...
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The Mets have made an additional move to bolster their bullpen. Postseason standout Ryne Stanek is making his return to Queens, according to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. Mark Feinsand of MLB reports the deal is worth $4.5 million, with an additional $500,000 potentially through incentives. The right-handed fireballer has signed a one-year deal with the Mets. Stanek was initially traded to New York...
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To kick off our 2025 New York Mets prospect coverage, we will have an updated list soon now that the international free agent shortstop Elian Peña signing is official. Spoiler alert: he’s going to be very high on that list. We are also working on getting interviews with players and coaches to get you closer to the game than we have the last couple of years. We want to ensure we provide...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Just a couple days after Steve Cohen’s outspoken remarks on negotiations with Pete Alonso’s camp, the Mets are once again “back in conversation” with Alonso, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Heyman also writes that he believes Alonso “desperately hopes to return” to New York. Francisco Lindor also has informed the Mets’ front office that he prefers...
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