33.  Allan Dykstra, 1B Height: 6’5 Weight: 215 DOB: 5/21/87 (Age: 26) Bats/Throws: Left/Right Hit: 45/45 Power: 45/55 Arm: 40/40 Field: 50/50 Speed: 35/35 It is a tough task to write up Allan Dykstra — I like him and I do not like him at the same time. It

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It was a slow week in the world of the Mets minor league system. However, while the St. Louis Cardinals and the Boston Red Sox were busy punching their tickets to this year’s World Series, we were busy trying to provide some quality original content. You can see everything

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This week’s face-off is a tough topic. The strength in the Mets’ farm system is in their starting pitching, and we decided to pose an interesting question this week: Who do you think will have more success in the major leagues, Rafael Montero or Noah Syndergaard? Two of the

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With the St. Louis Cardinals eliminating the Dodgers and reaching the World Series again, New York Times sportswriter Tyler Kepner claims it’s easy to understand why some people think of the Cardinals as the Yankees of the National League. Only the Yankees have won more World Series championships than the Cards. This

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Per Adam Rubin: The Mets have released the minor leaguer [Alex Machillanda] who was arrested in Port St. Lucie, Fla., in July and charged with felony shoplifting. Machillanda, a catcher who turned 22 earlier this month, did not appear again with the GCL club after his arrest. The Mets also

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The first base position stands to be a hot topic this winter with regard to the New York Mets. Ike Davis and Lucas Duda haven’t proved they can be in a big league lineup on a daily basis. Josh Satin emerged as a potential platoon solution with the hot

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As the Mets scramble to trim their 40-man roster to make room for players who finished the year on the disabled list or for prospects who could be lost to the Rule 5 draft, I keep contemplating the fate of Darin Gorski. Gorski, a Met left-handed pitcher in Binghamton went unprotected

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34. Robert Gsellman, RHP Height: 6’4 Weight: 200 DOB: 7/18/93 (Age: 20) Bats/Throws: Right/Right Fastball: 50/55 Change-Up: 50/60 Curveball: 45/55 Command: 50/60 Gsellman, a 13th round pick out of California in the 2011 draft, started the season with an aggressive assignment in High-A St. Lucie. His stint in the

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The Mets minor league talent pool consists of many players that have played college baseball in the United States to those that have come from other countries.  What they share in common is a love for the game; it doesn’t really matter what path they have taken, because once

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Welcome to the second installment of MMN’s offseason Organizational Depth Chart. Each week, we’ll take a look at the top players at each position in the Mets organization. We hope to provide Mets fans with some insight to what the Mets currently have at the major-league level, as well

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