MVP: Peter Alonso Tyler Oringer: Well, this one is obvious. If you’ve been following any of my coverage throughout the season, you know how much I love the future first baseman for the Mets. The fact that the 23-year old was not called up this season in order to manipulate service time for his age […]
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Brooklyn Cyclones Scouting Notes, August 29
BP Mets prospect writers Alex Rosen and Tyler Oringer were in Brooklyn on Wednesday for a one-game look at some of the New York Mets’ newest signees. — RHP Briam Campusano Alex Rosen: Campusano is listed at 6’2,” 174 pounds, but looked to be at least an inch or two shorter out on the mound. He’s a two-pitch pitcher […]
Prospect Watch – Week 16
Welcome back to the Baseball Prospectus Mets Prospect Watch! This weekly column will take a look at one pitcher and one hitter from each level of the Mets organization and offer thoughts on their performance thus far, as well as a brief scouting report with a future outlook. Las Vegas 51s (Triple-A) Hitter: Peter Alonso […]
Prospect Watch – Week 13
Welcome back to the Baseball Prospectus Mets Prospect Watch! This weekly column will take a look at one pitcher and one hitter from each level of the Mets organization and offer thoughts on their performance thus far, as well as a brief scouting report with a future outlook. Las Vegas 51s (Triple-A) Hitter: Luis Guillorme […]
Analyzing the Mets’ haul on Day Three of the MLB Draft
While Day One and Day Two are followed closely by fans because of the quality and quantity of major leaguers they produce, Day Three of the MLB Draft is fun for a multitude of different reasons. Ben Carsley and Craig Goldstein do a yearly mock draft over at our main site in which they pick […]