The Mets traveled to Orlando yesterday to play against the Atlanta Braves at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. They defeated the Braves 6-2, for their first spring victory and dropped Atlanta to 0-6 in the Grapefruit League season. Noah Syndergaard took the mound in his first spring game

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The Associated Press reported on Monday that the Mets have agreed to terms with 26 prospects that are currently on the 40-man roster to one-year contracts. Full contract details not released. The players signed are: Vic Black, Andrew Brown, Juan Centeno, Travis d’Arnaud, Jacob deGrom, Matt den Dekker, Josh

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In an article for MLB.com, Bernie Pleskoff took a look at how the current crop of Mets prospects may fit into the major league teams needs. It’s an interesting topic of discussion, with the lack of impact talent on the big league level despite any serious holes aside from shortstop.

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1. Noah Syndergaard, RHP Height: 6’6” Weight: 240 lbs DOB: 8/29/1992 (Age: 21) Bats/Throws Left/Right Scouting Grades: Fastball 70/70 Curve 65/65 Changeup 50/55 Control: 65/65 Noah Syndergaard, the Texan-norse god of thunder, or as we like to call by the comic-book hero, “Thor”,  is on the cusp to becoming

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Johnathan Mayo of MLB.com writes that its no longer the case that putting together a Top 20 Prospects list for the Mets is a burdensome task and that the lack of depth in the organization made it tough to pick out enough legitimate prospects to fill out a top 20 list.

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On November 19th, The Mets announced that they signed 1B Brandon Allen to a minor league contract and invited him to attend big league training camp. Allen started his pro baseball career when he signed with the Chicago White Sox in the 5th round of the 2004 amateur draft. In 2009, the White

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Adam Rubin of ESPN New York writes that Matt Koch took a big step Saturday on a back field at the Mets’ complex, when he threw batting practice, which was the first time that he faced hitters since he was struck in the head by a line drive while

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Adam Rubin of ESPN New York shared on his Twitter page that a scout at Sunday’s Mets and Cardinals spring game, actually said that lefty pitching prospect Steven Matz would be better suited to start the season in Binghamton (AA), then with St. Lucie (A+). That is saying a

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It was another dreary game for our Amazins as they headed down to Jupiter, Florida and lost to the St. Louis Cardinals by the score of 7-1. The loss now has the Mets at 0-3 to begin the Grapefruit League season. Daisuke Matsuzaka got the start for the Mets and he

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The Noah Syndergaard era is about to begin, and it may only be a spring training game, but all eyes will be on the 6-foot-6 right-hander as he takes the mound for the first time against the Atlanta Braves today at 1:05 pm. All winter long and coming into

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