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Minor League News Archive

Photo Of The Day: Angel Calero

October 5, 2013Minor League NewsNo comments

Angel Calero is a former minor league pitcher in the New York Mets organization. Calero was signed by the Mets as an international free agent in 2004. He made his US debut the next season with the Gulf Coast Mets. Calero would pitch for six seasons in the Mets

Could The Mets Potentially Move To Syracuse In 2015?

By Former Writers

October 5, 2013Minor League News4 Comments

Adam Rubin wrote on the possibility of the Mets moving their Triple-A team to Syracuse for the 2015 season. He spoke with Howard Dolgon, who owns the American Hockey League affiliate in Syracuse, and Dolgon was the one who brought up the whole idea: “Why aren’t the Mets here?”

Harvey Will Miss ’14 Season After Tommy John Surgery

By Joe D.

October 4, 2013Minor League News1 Comment

The Mets announced that starting pitcher Matt Harvey will have Tommy John surgery on the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow and likely miss the 2014 season. “After further consultation with doctors, Mets pitcher Matt Harvey has elected to have surgery to repair a partial tear of the ulnar

Alderson Wants Quality Bullpen Arms, But They’re Already Here

By Former Writers

October 4, 2013Minor League News1 Comment

Adam Rubin noted in a piece this morning that Alderson wants better arms in the bullpen going into next season. “We need to have more quality arms in the bullpen,” he said on Monday. “We never had a real strong bottom half of the bullpen,” Alderson said. “The key will be

Mets Have Three Scouts On Hand Watching Abreu

By Former Writers

October 4, 2013Minor League NewsNo comments

Update 10/4 by Joe D. The latest on the the Jose Abreu front is that Mets sent three scouts to Santo Domingo to watch his showcase. However, don’t let the fact that three Met scouts were on hand, give you even a faint hope that the Mets will be

MMN Top 40 Prospects: No. 39 Patrick Biondi

By Former Writers

October 4, 2013Minor League NewsNo comments

Let’s keep the train rolling with our 39th prospect on the list, Patrick Biondi… 39. Patrick Biondi, OF Height: 5’9” Weight: 160 LBs DOB: 1/9/1991 (22 years old) Bats/Throws: Left/Right Hit: 40/50 Power: 20/25 Arm: 55/55 Field: 60/60 Speed: 55/65 A 2013 draft pick for the Mets, Biondi was

D’Arnaud Could Be The Mets’ Most Tradeable Asset

By John Bernhardt

October 3, 2013Minor League News7 Comments

It’s a fact of life not awfully appealing to Met fans. In baseball, as with most things in life, in order to actualize the goals and successes you aspire, you’re going to have to give something up. That’s often a trademark of a professional athlete, musical performer, business executive, or anyone who

Mets Organizational Depth Chart: Catcher

By Fan Shot

October 3, 2013Minor League NewsNo comments

Welcome to the first installment of MMN’s offseason Organizational Depth Chart. Each week, we’ll take a look at the top players at each position in the Mets organization. We hope to provide Mets fans with some insight to what the Mets currently have at the major-league level, as well

BA Prospect Chat SAL: Talking Herrera, Nimmo, Ynoa And Plawecki

By Former Writers

October 3, 2013Minor League NewsNo comments

J.J. Cooper of Baseball America hosted the Prospect Chat for the SAL Top Prospect list, so of course he got a few questions about some of our guys. Take a look: Mike (utica, ny): What did scouts have to say about josh bell, luis heredia, and dilson herrera? J.J. Cooper: …Herrera impressed

NCAA Finishes Study On Ball Seams

By Former Writers

October 2, 2013Mets Minors Thoughts, Minor League News, MLB DraftNo comments

In past years, NCAA baseball coaches have had their share of differences with the association over rule discrepancies. Recently, the two groups have been in talks over the effects of the differences between a regulation college baseball and a professional one. Coaches argue that the differences in bat and

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