MLB Draft Archive

The New York Mets today announced the selections of right-handed pitcher Justin Dunn from Boston College with the 19th-overall pick of the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, left-handed pitcher Anthony Kay from the University of Connecticut with the 31st-overall pick and infielder Peter Alonso from the University of Florida with

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  Bats: R, Throws: R, 6’2″ 225, DOB:  December 7, 1994 The Mets started their night off by taking right-hander Justin Dunn from the Boston College with their first pick and 19th overall. They followed that pick up by taking lefty Anthony Kay from Connecticut with the number 31

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With the compensation pick from Daniel Murphy signing with the Nationals the Mets selected lefty Anthony Kay from Connecticut. He also went to the same high school, Ward Melville, as Steven Matz and was drafted by the Mets in the 29th round in 2013 but did not sign. Here

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Height: 6’2″ Weight: 184 Throws/Bats: R/S Previous Draft History: 2013, Los Angeles Dodgers (37th Round) Twitter @Dunn_Deal19 With the Mets first pick in the 2016 draft they selected right-hander Justin Dunn with the 19th overall pick from Boston College. He was ranked as the number 24 draft prospect according

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Update: Baseball America has the Mets picking outfielder Blake Rutherford in their latest mock citing rumors of a possible deal as he hopes to get overslot money.  The Major League Baseball Draft is one of the most exciting times of the year for us at MetsMinors.Net/Metsmerizedonline.com. Every year all

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The day of the 2016 Major League draft is finally here. Recently, we’ve talked about five players the Mets could draft, and five college bats they could target. Now, while it’s not very likely the Mets target a prep bat in the first round, there are still a few that are intriguing

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Baseball America changed their Shock…er…Mock draft today for their fifth try to project the first 34 picks. In this draft, previously named #1 Pick, Jersey lefty Jason Groome dropped to 14th overall in the draft, Puerto Rican Shortstop Delvin Perez drops completely out of the first round in general

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The MLB Draft is this Thursday, June 9. It feels like not too long ago when we began our coverage projecting back and forth who the Mets should chose. Now, we’ve narrowed it down well enough, but we still aren’t quite sure who the Mets will ultimately chose. The

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The First Year Player Draft is quickly approaching: three days, and thankfully dwindling. I’m getting antsy waiting to see who will be a new Mets Top Prospect, and there’s so much to look forward to as the Mets have 41 picks waiting to happen. Today however, we have a

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It seems crazy, but Will Craig could be the next big thing for the Mets. Just six days away from the 2016 MLB Draft, it has been almost set in stone that Will Craig could be our choice at #19. According to Craig himself in a Q&A with Chris Cotillo,

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