While the Mets already have one of the best rotations in baseball, they still have a few solid arms that project to be capable of pitching in a Major League rotation and that starts here with Seth Lugo. We recently ranked him as our number four right-handed pitching

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The Mets future at second base is Dilson Herrera who no longer has his prospect status and will spend most of the 2016 season at Triple-A barring an injury. Luis Carpio is listed in this group despite being listed as a shortstop by most because he has more career

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We’ve been running the redemption line between yesterday’s Gabriel Ynoa and this piece on Jhoan Urena, and likely going to write a few more on the “please don’t give up this guy juuust yet” lines for a few of our top prospects entering the top part of the MMN

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Baseball America released their top 56 shortstop prospects in all of baseball and the Mets had six on the list, the most of any major league team. The top five on the list are Corey Seager, J.P. Crawford, Orlando Arcia, Trea Turner, and Dansby Swanson. The number is parenthesis is

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  Today marked the Mets first game of the year, sort of, with the Mets playing an intrasquad with a portion of it being shown by the Mets on periscope. I know it was just the Mets playing against themselves but it was great to see live baseball in

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I’m going to start a new feature covering the draft. Due to Mock Drafts if tallied correctly could be a predictor for a specific team, they at least should at least pique interest when surveyed. I have in the last few years surveyed mock drafts, and in the last

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  We’re chugging along and going into the final 14 of our very very long prospect list, and have come across a very old name that has been a top prospects for how long? Since 2012 I’d believe. Gabriel Ynoa continues to take the long approach for our consideration

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For the last three years, all of the talk surrounding young Mets catching prospects started and ended with Travis d’Arnaud and Kevin Plawecki, and for good reason. Now that both have graduated onto bigger and better things in the major leagues, you can forget about exciting minor league backstops

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According to Baseball America the Mets have 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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Excitement is continuing to grow as position players are now in camp and we are just a few days away from Mets baseball returning. It has been a busy news week and here is the recap of what we talked about here as well as at MMO. Starting today

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