In the 2010 MLB draft, the Mets chose in the 18th round with the 542nd overall selection RHP A.J. Pinera. A.J.’s career with in the Mets organization was very brief.  He was assigned to the Brooklyn Cyclones (A-) of the New York Penn League and he played just one

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For the purpose of our series of posts, we define the word fringe as any prospects, which we considered, that were absent from MMN’s own Top 40 Prospect lists.  The purpose of the series is to identify prospects that are showing promise above what fans might expect and what their futures will

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For the purpose of our series of posts, we define the word fringe as any prospects, which we considered, that were absent from MMN’s own Top 40 Prospect lists.  The purpose of the series is to identify prospects that are showing promise above what fans might expect and what their futures will

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Matt Mosher writes… During a Baseball Prospectus Chat today, I asked Jason Parks, their head prospect guy, if the Mets farm was Top 10. (I assumed they were) He replied that they definitely were not. That’s noteworthy because I believe he ranked them at No. 10 last year. So,

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With the 512th overall pick in the 2010 MLB Draft, the Mets selected RHP Chad Sheppard in the 17th round. Chad did not pitch in 2010 for the Mets, but did pitch in 2011 for the Gulf Coast League Mets in the Gulf Coast League and Kingsport Mets in

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On the Bleacher Report yesterday, Mike Rosenbaum posted a win – win prospect packages for top MLB trade targets on the market.  One of his predictions included the Mets and the Phillies.  In his prediction he said that the Phillies could trade Jimmy Rollins to the Mets in exchange for

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The experts at Fangraphs have compiled their  list of the 2014 Top Ten Mets Prospects. Their comprehensive assessment of the players included a recap of the past performances, scouting reports and future predictions, giving a pretty well-rounded overview of, in their opinion, the best prospects in the Mets farm system.

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In the 2010 MLB draft, the Mets chose with the 452nd overall selection in the 15th round outfielder Tillman Pugh. Tillman’s minor league career with the Mets was not very successful, and by May 2012, he was no longer part of the Mets organization.  His professional career started with

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The analysts over at Fangraphs recently compiled a post listing their assessment of the 2014 top ten prospects in the Mets farm system. They took a good look at each player listed and included an in-depth assessment of their choice. They ranked the prospects in order: #10 — Wilmer

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For the purpose of our series of posts, we define the word fringe as any prospects, which we considered, that were absent from MMN’s own Top 40 Prospect lists.  The purpose of the series is to identify prospects that are showing promise above what fans might expect and what their futures will

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