Mets Minors Thoughts Archive

Mets infield prospect Gavin Cecchini has hit the ground running in the early part of this season after a disappointing 2017 campaign. Cecchini showed a lot of offensive potential from 2015-2016, when he hit .317/.377/.442 for Binghamton and .325/.390/.448 for Las Vegas. In addition, he earned a September call-up

Of the hard-throwing relievers acquired by the Mets in exchange for veterans over the final two months of the 2017 season, Eric Hanhold understandably received the least fanfare. Three of the pitchers—Jacob Rhame, Gerson Bautista, and Stephen Nogosek—found themselves in MLB Pipeline’s top-30 prospect list, while Rhame and another,

Monday evening, Chris Viall, 22, took to the bump against the Hagerstown Suns for his low-A Columbia Fireflies debut. The former 2016 sixth round pick out of Stanford was everything he was supposed to be. The tall right-handed pitcher, standing a full 6-feet-9 inches, generates plenty of velocity from







