The Mets signed outfielder Stefan Sabol in the 17th round of the 2012 MLB June Amateur Draft out of Orange Coast College.  In 2010, he was drafted out of high school in the 17th round by the Atlanta Braves, but chose to go to college instead. In 2011,

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Last week, Baseball America ranked Jacob deGrom #10 on the Mets Organizational Prospect List. This was surprising to some, including me, with players like Cesar Puello and Steven Matz around to rank on the list. I think they got snubbed in favor of Gavin Cecchini and Brandon Nimmo, but

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Congratulations to Wilmer Flores for being named to the 2013 Topps/MiLB Triple-A All Star team. Flores, a native of Carabobo, Venezuela, played in 107 games with Las Vegas and batted .321/.357/.531 with 36 doubles, four triples, 15 home runs and 86 RBI’s in 424 at bats. Truly deserving of

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Just continuing on with a post that I felt was entertaining to share, and keeping the fans in the loop with what the prospects are up to. Here are the players that made our Prospect Tweets Weekend Edition. Locker room singing by @sugarfreeCV and @MjordanW9 is all I look

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Baseball America awarded Rafael Montero the distinction of best control in our system — surprising? Not at all. If you’ve been keeping tabs on my crazy rambling, I love pitchers that work by commanding their arsenal with expertise. It seems that as the days go on, more and more

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Congratulations to Mets Pitching prospects Chris Flexen of the Kingsport Mets and for being selected as the 2013 Topps/MiLB Players of The Year for Appalachian League. In just two seasons in pro ball, Flexen, who is only 18 years old, showed that he is ready to be a dominating pitcher by playing

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Congratulations to Mets Top Pitching Prospect Gabriel Ynoa of Savannah Sand Gnats for being selected as the 2013 Topps/MiLB Player of The Year for the South Atlantic League. Ynoa made the jump from Brooklyn to Savannah in 2013 and he was brilliant.  He racked up ten more wins than in 2012

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When thinking about players that can help the Mets in the future, the key for a scout is looking for those that have an ability to produce within the system and eventually develop into impact players. Even if it may take a few years to reach their full potential,

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26. Jayce Boyd, 1B Height: 6’3” Weight: 185  DOB: 12/30/1990 (Age: 22) Bats/Throws: Right/Right Hit: 50/55+ Power: 40/45  Arm: 60/60 Field: 60/60  Speed: 35/40 A sixth round pick in 2012, Jayce Boyd is a talented young first baseman with a lot of potential. He can swing a pretty potent

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Karl of Delaware (Georgetown, Delaware): Predict where Cecchimi starts the 2014 season. St. Lucie? Savannah? Matt Eddy: Barring injury, Cecchini will start at Low-A Savannah, guaranteed, with Rosario likely ticketed to Brooklyn. I just wanted to share my thoughts on something here that came up when I was reading over a

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