Last week, according to Baseball America the Mets signed right-handed pitcher Joseph Zanghi to a minor league deal. Zanghi was drafted by the Reds in the 24th round in the 2015 draft out of Cumberland County College in New Jersey but did not sign with Cincinnati. The 21-year old started his

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Congratulations, you’ve reached the end of the right-handed pitching prospects on the top 80, and if you wanted talent, you will not be disappointed. Marcos Molina is oozing with talent, boasting frontline starter material, and already has control of all of his pitches. However, he had Tommy John Surgery

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  We are now diving into our Top 10 with our third straight right-handed pitcher following Logan Verrett (#11) and Seth Lugo (#12). Despite midseason trades, the Mets still have a solid collection of starting pitching prospects that are close to be Major League ready. #10 RHP Robert Gsellman

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Updated: Carpio will miss the entire season and the surgery was for his right labrum.  Shortstop Luis Carpio, one of the top prospects in the New York Mets farm system, could miss an extended period of time with a shoulder injury, Mets Minors has learned. Carpio reportedly complained of

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Mets baseball is back and they now have a winning streak after being the Atlanta Braves yesterday 7-5 behind a strong start from Sean Gilmartin. They are back at it today with two games on the docket, Bartolo Colon starting against the Tigers and Steven Matz vs. the Cardinals.

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Third base is definitely a spot for the Mets that is limited prospect wise with the suspension of Eudor Garcia and the lost 2015 season from Jhoan Urena. The Mets do have a bunch of other guys that aren’t strictly third baseman but have played there recently like T.J. Rivera,

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Our own Jacob Resnick arrived in Port St. Lucie today and was able to check out some of the Mets early morning workouts. One interesting thing he observed was the David Thompson working with the major leaguers at first base during the pitchers fielding practice. The Mets drafted David in the

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We are in full swing prospect talk time of the year and Baseball America has been releasing numerous new pieces daily over the last week including their Top 100 which we talked about here. Here are few Q&A’s from BA’s Top 100 Prospect chat: Was it questions whether Cecchini

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Mets prospects Brandon Nimmo (#17) and Desmond Lindsay (#24) are among the 40 best center field prospects in baseball according to Baseball America in their latest positional breakdown. The top five are Byron Buxton (Twins), Andrew Benintendi (Red Sox), Lewis Brinson (Rangers), Anthony Alford (Blue Jays), and Bradley Zimmer

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The key to success for any major league team is depth. Whether it’s a young infielder that can spell a veteran third baseman for a game, or a promising starter in Triple-A that could step right into the rotation if need be, having that sort of player is crucial

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