With the regular season over and the playoffs now heading into the Division Series in both leagues, MLB Pipeline has released their updated top 100 prospects list. Four Mets were featured in the rankings, with right-handed pitcher Nolan McLean placing the highest amongst that group at No. 11. He had previously come in at No. 36, marking a rise of 25 spots that was the third-greatest across the...
Right-handed pitcher Brandon Sproat and shortstop/outfielder Jett Williams both cracked MLB Pipeline’s list of top 100 prospects, which was released Friday on MLB Network. Sproat, ranked No. 46, was selected in the second round of the 2022 draft out of the University of Florida. He went 7-4 with a 3.40 ERA and 1.10 WHIP across three minor league levels last season, striking out 131 in 116...
Good morning, Mets fans! J.D. Martinez was plunked in the elbow by a pitch in the second inning of Tuesday’s 9-4 loss to the Athletics. He stayed in to run the bases, but was pinch-hit for his next at-bat, raising concern for the Mets’ designated hitter. Luckily for the Mets, Martinez seems to be fine. The X-rays on his elbow came back negative, showing no damage at all to his arm....
The Mets’ farm system is deeper and more talented heading into 2024 thanks to last summer’s trades of Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer and others, according to MLB Pipeline, which released annual rankings today. Shortstop/outfielder Jett Williams was tabbed the top Mets prospect by MLB Pipeline, which ranked the top 30 for each team. The Mets drafted Williams in the first round in 2022...
MLB Pipeline released their preseason top-100 prospect list on Jan. 26, which included four Mets prospects. Jett Williams headlined the group, finishing the highest among the bunch, while a certain Mets pitcher missed the mark on the list altogether. Meanwhile, Kevin Parada also missed the mark on the 2024 top-100 prospect list. The catcher from Georgia Tech was previously ranked No. 36 overall...
MLB Pipeline and Baseball America recently released their midseason updated farm system rankings, with the New York Mets ranking No. 11 and No. 14, respectively. MLB Pipeline had the Mets at No. 11 before the season, so there’s no change in the ranking despite Francisco Álvarez’s and Brett Baty’s graduations. That’s in part because the Mets acquired their top two...
Mets fans, an all-new episode is here! This week we are joined by MLB Pipeline reporter Sam Dykstra to give his grade on the Mets 2023 draft class, discuss some of his favorite late-round picks, which of the many arms taken by the Amazin’s could be a future impact player, Sam fill us in on some of what the evaluations process is like, and much more! Did the Mets have a successful draft...
No. 1 Francisco Álvarez, C B/T: R/R Age: November 19, 2001 (21) Ht: 5’10″ Wt: 233 lb. ETA: 2023 Previous Rank: 1 Acquired: Signed during the 2018 International Free Agency Period 2022 Stats (AA/AAA): 112 games, 495 PAs, 22 2B, 27 HR, 78 RBIs, 70 BB, 123 K, .260/.374/.511/.885 Probably to no one’s surprise, Francisco Álvarez is the Mets top prospect for the third consecutive...
With Carlos Correa returning to the Minnesota Twins, the question now for the New York Mets is what they should do at third base in 2023. Eduardo Escobar was the 2022 Opening Day third baseman, before being shifted to a platoon with Luis Guillorme, and he seemed to seize the job again in September after hitting .321/385/.596/.982 in both September and October. However, it was obvious that the...
The Mets have added one of their top pitching prospect to their spring training roster. Tim Healey of Newsday reports that New York has added right-hander J.T. Ginn to their spring roster, which now stands at 73 after they also signed catcher Caleb Joseph to a minor league pact earlier this week. Ginn, 21, was selected by the Mets in the second round of the 2020 MLB draft out of Mississippi...
The Mets announced Saturday that the team has added RHP Matthew Allan and C Francisco Alvarez to the Club Player Pool. Both players will report to the Brooklyn site and put the 60-man pool at capacity. Allan and Alvarez, who both made their professional debuts in 2019, easily become the top prospects at the Alternate Site. They are currently ranked by MLB Pipeline as the organization’s...
With the 19th overall pick in the 2020 MLB Draft, the New York Mets selected prep outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong. An 18-year-old center fielder from Harvard-Westlake (Los Angeles, CA). Pete was the 20th-ranked player on MLB Pipeline’s draft board. Crow-Armstrong went to the same California high school as maor leaguers Jack Flaherty and Lucas Giolito. For this edition of “So...
