Monthly Archives: January 2020

This is the second year where we are walking through the previous season’s Baseball America’s Top Prospect handbook, looking at the all the Mets to see how they are developing against Baseball America’s Projections. Drew Smith is probably the first … Continue reading →

This is the second year where we are walking through the previous season’s Baseball America’s Top Prospect handbook, looking at the all the Mets to see how they are developing against Baseball America’s Projections. We round out the last five … Continue reading →

This is the second year where we are walking through the previous season’s Baseball America’s Top Prospect handbook, looking at the all the Mets to see how they are developing against Baseball America’s Projections. Today we are looking at Tony … Continue reading →

After a couple days off we pick up again with our 30 part series on reviewing Baseball America’s 2019 Top 30 Mets Prospects with #28, Junior Santos. What we do here is look at what BA said about the player … Continue reading →

We continue our look at how the 2019 Mets Baseball America Mets prospects today with #29, William Lugo, a third basemen from the Dominican Republic. Baseball America gave him a 50 grade with an extreme risk (by far the most … Continue reading →

Last year I went through each of the Top 30 Mets Prospects in 2018 at the end of the season to see how they did in 2018 and where they are. I also did this in November/December 2018. I’ve been … Continue reading →

Every spring at 213 we gather a whole bunch of projections for players and average them together to see what a conglomerate of baseball sources think a given player will perform over the year. It’s wholly unscientific – averaging averages … Continue reading →

Every spring at 213 we gather a whole bunch of projections for players and average them together to see what a conglomerate of baseball sources think a given player will perform over the year. It’s wholly unscientific – averaging averages … Continue reading →

Every spring at 213 we gather a whole bunch of projections for players and average them together to see what a conglomerate of baseball sources think a given player will perform over the year. It’s wholly unscientific – averaging averages … Continue reading →

Every spring at 213 we gather a whole bunch of projections for players and average them together to see what a conglomerate of baseball sources think a given player will perform over the year. It’s wholly unscientific – averaging averages … Continue reading →