Category Archives: Minor League Players

The Mets have an interesting system at lower levels with some interesting players. One way to guarantee not to get a ton of attention from the fan base and the media is to play third base, thanks to a certain … Continue reading →

It is easy to focus on the Mets top arms, because they have so many, however a new player is starting to rise up on the lists: Marcos Molina. Molina, who will be 20 years old next season, is a … Continue reading →

Yesterday we took a look at Minor League Ball’s review of the Mets system, which was a positive review! Minor League Ball talked about how the top 10 players in the Mets system all project to spend time in the … Continue reading →

If you only wanted to read one sentence about Nick Franklin, a player who may be available for trade and end up with the Mets, here you go: Nick is a soon to be 23 year old 2B/SS prospect (ranged … Continue reading →

Way down the depth charts is a nonroster invitee named Matt Clark. Lets say that Ike Davis and Lucas Duda don’t work out at first. Josh Satin doesn’t pan out, Murphy can’t be moved and neither can Wilmer Flores. At … Continue reading →

Over the weekend the Mets made a minor league signing of John Lannan, a player the Mets have been connected to a few times over the past few years. Lannan came up through the Nationals system and spent some time … Continue reading →

33 days until Spring Training! We continue our journey up and down the Non-Roster Invitee list with a look at Adam Kolarek today. You won’t find Kolarek in any of the of the popular top 10/15/20 prospect list for the … Continue reading →

Pitchers and Catchers report in 34 days! In preparation, the Mets announced this week a list of additional non-roster players to come to camp. Non-roster invites run the gambit from prospect, to veterans trying to make a come back and … Continue reading →

Three days into 2013 and it seems like a good time to start diving into Spring Training Previews because it’s baseball and I’m over winter. Hansel Robles is 5’11” right-handed pitcher who is 22 and currently in the Mets farm … Continue reading →

In an interesting move, the Mets selected two position players with their first two picks of the 2012 draft. This probably speaks to the high amount of arms in the system, but limited amount of bats. In a not surprising … Continue reading →