Minor League News Archive

Noah Syndergaard was at Citi Field earlier this season for the Futures Game — where he looked very impressive in his short time on the mound. I was already in love with him as a prospect before I saw him on the mound at Citi Field — an actual

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In this week’s time machine, we take a look at yet another first round selection by the Mets that was used in a trade shortly after making his MLB debut. Born in Bedford, Texas, outfielder Jason Tyner played baseball at West Brook High School in Beaumont. He displayed his

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The growth and development of both Cesar Puello and Allan Dykstra are obvious. Both B-Met sluggers put up huge offensive numbers that dwarfed their output in previous seasons. In Dykstra’s case, gains came from a unique slugging batting approach built around patience and discipline at the plate. In Puello’s

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Collins said it’s “unlikely” as we sit here today any of the prospects — Montero, deGrom, Syndergaard — will make rotation out of camp. — Adam Rubin (@AdamRubinESPN) September 27, 2013 I was originally more angry at this before I gave it some deep thought. I guess we should

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The Mets tweeted out their Sterling Award winners for 2013, and the players will be honored at Citi Field tonight. Here’s a list of all the Mets’ Sterling awards for your viewing pleasure… MiLB Co-Players of the Year: Allan Dykstra and Kevin Plawecki Pitcher of the Year: Gabriel Ynoa

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Hey all, enjoy this interview session with Wally Murphy, who attended every single Savannah home game for us this year… — Satish R.  The Sand Gnats had a tremendous first half, which led them to clinching the playoffs. After Plawecki and Boyd were promoted and left holes in the

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So three Mets cracked the Appalachian League’s Top-20 Prospect list, and Amed Rosario came in as the #1 prospect! How about that for good news? Clint Longenecker was the man who put this together for Baseball America, and I was very pleased to see some of my favorite guys

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The B-Mets had an unusual collection of guys on the roster. Individually, from a statistical viewpoint very few B-Mets would knock your socks off. But collectively as a unit, their body of work was record setting good. For example, no one is overwhelmed with a Double-A batter who hits below .280. Yet,

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Any franchise, any team, any general manager, any manager plays the game to win. That’s as it should be. Every day the Mets put on the uniform and take the field, I’m pulling for them to win. That’s the case in the first week of the season and the last. With that

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Baseball America has released another one of their in-depth analysis of minor league players, publishing today their list announcing the ‘Ten Sleepers From The Gulf Coast League’. While Baseball America has already released their Top 20 Players In The Gulf Coast League, this list highlights ten quality players who

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