Monthly Archives: February 2017

We continue a month plus long journey looking at as many stat projections for as many Mets players as it make sense to do so, starting with pitchers, working towards hitters. Specifically, we’ll continue with pitchers who could start this … Continue reading →

We continue the month plus long journey looking at as many stat projections for as many Mets players as it make sense to do so, starting with pitchers, working towards hitters. Specifically, we’ll continue with pitchers who could start this … Continue reading →

I thought yesterday was the last one but the Mets added a non-roster invitee! Ty Kelly! Ty Kelly didn’t make the first round because he was, actually, on the roster. The Mets then signed some relievers and had to designate … Continue reading →

Today starts a month plus long journey looking at as many stat projections for as many Mets players as it make sense to do so, starting with pitchers, working towards hitters. Specifically, we’ll start with pitchers who could start this … Continue reading →

Our last Non-Roster Invitee preview! And it’s a power hitting outfielder in Travis Tajieron! Travis Taijeron is a power hitting corner outfield. Here are his homer numbers from the last few seasons: 2013: 23 2014: 15 2015: 25 2016: 19 … Continue reading →

The Baseball Prospectus 2017 Annual sums up my excitement and hesitation about Champ Stuart beautifully and succinctly: “Champ Stuart, speed demon from the Bahamas, is perfectly qualified to be the Mets’ Terrance Gore, right down to the inability to hit … Continue reading →

Dominic Smith is by far the most well known player on the Mets Non-Roster Invitee list. Before the 2016 season these were Smith’s prospect rankings: Baseball America, #79 MLB.com. #51 Baseball Prosectus, #86 Before this season, these are Smith’s prospect … Continue reading →

The Mets journey with Shortstops over the 5+ years has been a wild ride. There was Reyes departing and the rise of Tejada while waiting for Flores. Then Tejada didn’t quite work out. Neither did Flores. So a cast of … Continue reading →

Phillip Evan’s is sort of coming out of nowhere. He signed with the Mets after being drafted in the 15th round in the 2011 draft as a high school student so the 24 year old has the combination of both … Continue reading →

Today we’ll take a look at the only catcher not on the 40-man to get an invite to Spring Training this year. Catching right now on the Mets is tough. There’s Travis d’Arnaud who is hoping to put together a … Continue reading →