MLBPipeline.com revealed its annual Top 100 Prospects list, and the Mets had three representatives in Noah Syndergaard at No. 11, Travis d’Arnaud: No. 22 , and Rafael Montero: No. 85. Here is what they wrote: Noah Syndergaard: No. 11 overall; No. 3 RHP When the Mets landed Syndergaard last winter in the seven-player deal

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The 2010 New York Mets draft brought us Matt Harvey.  Two other draft picks from that class have cracked the Mets roster to date – 5th round pick Matt den Dekker and 30th round pick Josh Edgin. That draft year, there were 46 other players selected by the Mets

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Adam Rubin tweeted on Thursday that Mets infield prospect Brian Harrison retired from the game.  This is the second Mets minor league player to decide it was time to hang up his cleats in the last two weeks. Harrison was signed by the Mets in the 13th round of

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When a minor league baseball season ends, either in the regular season, with a playoff appearance or even a league championship, the players start to shift their mindset away from the game so they can unwind and recuperate and turn their attention to what they missed out on most,

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  15.  Luis Cessa, RHP Height: 6’3” Weight: 190 DOB: 4/25/1992 (Age:21) Bats/Throws: Right/Right Fastball: 45/55 Change-Up: 55/60 Curveball: 35/50 Control: 55/60 Mechanics: 60/60 Out of all the starters on Savannah’s staff last year, Luis Cessa is probably the most underrated.  Steven Matz and Gabriel Ynoa received the most

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The anticipation as to which Mets prospects would be on the MLB Top 100 Prospect list grew as the time creeped closer to Thursday’s 10 pm start.  But as MLB began to update their list, it became truly apparent for Mets fans that the prized right handed future phenom

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@Mets fans, @Noahsyndergaard will be live tweeting the Top Prospects Show on @MLB & @MLBNetwork at 10pm ET. Use #MLBPipeline to join in. — MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) January 23, 2014 Original Post Soon to be Pitching Phenom Noah Syndergaard will be on Twitter live tomorrow night tweeting for the

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Mets center fielder Juan Lagares was named Major League Baseball’s top Dominican Rookie. Lagares, 25, is coming off a solid campaign in Winter Ball that saw him bat .342/.379/.412 with 16 RBIs and five stolen bases in 114 regular-season at-bats. During the 2013 regular season, Lagares finished with a .242/.281/.352 batting line,

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The Mets did not sign their 23rd round pick in the 2010 draft.  Their selection in that round, Drew Martinez, was selected again the following year in the 10th round by the Dodgers and was most recently playing Indy ball in the 2013 season. In the 22nd round, the

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Oh No, Ho Jo… New Seattle Mariners hitting coach Howard Johnson watched Zack Wheeler and Rafael Montero from the opposing dugout while coaching in Triple-A last season, but it was Mets prospect Jacob deGrom who impressed him the most at Triple-A Las Vegas last season, according to what he told Adam Rubin. “I saw deGrom. I like him a

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