As noted in Michael Mayer’s excellent article on MMO, Mets middle infield prospect Gavin Cecchini is breaking down every element of his game, and he is building himself back up again in the hopes of once again becoming a top Mets prospect.  This includes Cecchini completely reworking his swing,

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Kevin Kernan of the New York Post profiled the Mets latest flame thrower Gerson Bautista.  For those that remember, Bautista was not just the crown jewel of the Addison Reed trade, he was the best prospect the Mets obtained at the trade deadline last season.  Over the offseason, he

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After it was reported earlier in the week that P.J. Conlon will move to the bullpen full-time in 2018, Mickey Callaway, the southpaw’s manager during spring training, had nothing but good things to say. “His change-up is going to play against lefties,” Callaway told Larry Burneal of News 12 Binghamton. “I

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In a typical season, one of my favorite times of the year is the Draft. It’s when we get to pick new Mets, what a feeling. The minor leagues get new faces for years to come, and there’s a new ray of hope brought into the organization from the

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RHP Ricky Knapp The son of pitching coach, Rick Knapp, Ricky has been the forgotten man in the Mets’ system for quite a long time. Knapp pitched excellent in 2015 and 2016 before hitting a wall in 2017 in Las Vegas. While being unable to strike many guys (6.3

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Jonathan Mayo of MLB Pipeline has released the site’s Top 30 prospects in the Mets farm system. Like others, Mayo is down on the Mets farm system citing both health issues and what in his opinion is a farm system devoid of Rookie of the Year type prospects. Ultimately,

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With Tim Tebow forever being a hot button issue and with his being a non-roster invitee to Spring Training, Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson addressed the topic of Tebow’s future in the Mets organization.  To the surprise of many, Alderson was quite bullish on Tebow’s prospects as a baseball

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RHRP Trey Cobb I was extremely impressed by Cobb last summer in Brooklyn, following his selection in the eighth round of the draft from Oklahoma State. In 27.1 innings with the Cyclones, the 23-year-old recorded a 1.13 WHIP and struck out 30 batters against 10 walks. He showed a

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According to Larry Burneal of News 12 WBNG in Binghamton, the Mets plan for left-handed pitching prospect P.J. Conlon to make a full-time switch to the bullpen in 2018. Conlon, a 13th-round draft choice from San Diego State in 2015, has pitched to a 2.35 ERA, 1.07 WHIP, and

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The one thing that is interesting about Spring Training is you never know which prospect is going to make a name for themselves. Personally, the one that always comes to mind is Dillon Gee having good Spring Training causing then Mets manager Jerry Manuel to take notice. With that,

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