Mets Minors: J.T. Ginn and departed prospects

The Mets just made a significant move leading up to Spring Training and the 2022 season. They acquired Chris Bassit for J.T. Ginn, their #5 prospect and top rated pitching prospect as well as Adam Oller (ranked 24th overall by Mets360.com). Bassit immediately steps into the rotation with Jacob deGrom, Max Scherzer, Carlos Carrasco and [...]

Mets Minors: Reactions to BA & BP rankings of Mets prospects

Baseball America’s Top 100: Baseball America, as would be expected, ranked the top three Mets prospects amongst their Top 100 once again. Francisco Alvarez comes in as the 13th best overall prospect with Brett Baty coming in at 39th and Ronny Mauricio falling all the way back to 92nd in the standings. Baseball Prospectus likes [...]

Mets Minors: Elian Soto arrives (sort of) and several prospects depart

In exciting International Free Agent moves, Elian Soto (younger brother of Juan Soto) has a commitment to join the Mets in the upcoming IFA period. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. made some waves about this stating that Elian (at 15) is hitting the ball harder than his older brother did at the same age. This is obviously [...]

Mets Minors: Nick Plummer and the new Mets

A New Top 10 Prospect The Mets and their new GM have been very busy over the last couple of days and the new additions of Max Scherzer, Starling Marte, Mark Canha and Eduardo Escobar stole the headlines but the acquisition of Nick Plummer should not be overlooked. The former first round draft pick (23rd [...]

The Mets’ offseason blueprint for ’21-’22

The Mets are once again looking for a General Manager and a Manager as the offseason begins but that is not their biggest problem. The biggest problem the Mets have is that their payroll is bloated by $20 Million Dollar cheater. Sportrac suggests that the Mets have roughly $100.5 Million to spend this offseason to [...]

Mets Minors: The two stories of Khalil Lee

From May 17th to May 29th an injury plagued Mets team looked to Khalil Lee for outfield support, hoping their newly acquired outfield prospect could make good on his potential and give the Mets some spark. The .056/.056/.111 batting line does very little to demonstrate anything of promise and Met fans were undoubtedly disappointed. The [...]