I found a post on Mack’s Mets Report this morning, where a list was created that picks which prospects may call Citi Field their home in the next few years.  Here are the selections: 2014 – SP Noah Syndergaard, SP Rafael Montero, RF Cesar Puello 2015 – C Kevin Plawecki 2016 – SP Steven

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Brandon asks… I always was a big fan of Jeurys Familia and I was wondering how he was doing health wise and if he still will play a significant role with the Mets either as a starter or reliever? Thanks. Teddy replies... Jeurys Familia is doing fine (5.0 IP,

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29. Travis Taijeron, OF Height: 6’2 Weight: 200 DOB: 1/20/89 (Age: 24) Bats/Throws: Right/Right Hit: 40/50 Power: 55/60 Arm: 55/55 Field: 50/55  Speed: 50/50 Taijeron continued to produce as he ascends through the minor-league ranks, making it to Double-A Binghamton by years end. Travis began 2013 in the Gulf

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With the deadline for the 40 man roster decisions looming, the Mets have many difficult decisions to make. One player the Mets will have to decide to protect is outfielder Cory Vaughn.  Vaughn is a powerful right handed slugger who has been inconsistent throughout his minor league career. Despite

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Our Mets minor leaguers are knee deep in their Arizona Fall League action. While it’s going reasonably well for the guys on the hill, there are plenty of struggles going on at the plate. Hansel Robles and Chasen Bradford both looked great in the middle of the week, while

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The Mets signed Luis Cessa as an international free agent in June, 2008, but they ended up with more than they figured they would get. Prior to signing on the dotted line, he gave himself a few options to make it in professional baseball. “Before I signed to play

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So here’s the rundown on what has happened with our prospects so far in the Arizona Fall League… The Arms Hansel Robles: 8.0 IP, 8 H, 0 HR, 2 BB, 3 ER, 6 K Chasen Bradford: 5.1 IP, 2 H, 0 HR, 1 BB, 0 ER, 3 K Cody

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“The Red Sox hitters are too good, too patient to attack any other way than with power, and the Cardinals blueprint worded to perfection in Game 2. If St. Louis is to win this series that’s the only way it’s going to happen, as they can’t out-slug the Red Sox. The Cardinals

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30. Ivan Wilson, OF Height: 6’3” Weight: 220 Lbs DOB: 5/26/1995 (Age:18) Bats/Throws: Right/Right Hit: 30/55 Power: 40/60 Arm: 50/60 Field: 45/60 Speed: 55/65 It has been some time since I mentioned that I liked Ivan Wilson, so here’s my chance once again… I like Ivan Wilson. I think he’s

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As we continue to venture into the offseason in Mets land, this week’s prospect time machine takes a look at yet another current and homegrown player on New York’s roster in Daniel Murphy. A native of Jacksonville, Florida, Murph attended Englewood Senior High School before playing his college ball

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