Monthly Archives: February 2024

The narrative about the Mets over the last couple of seasons, by people who don’t follow the Mets, is that the farm system lacks pitching prospects in the upper levels. The Mets actually have several arms at the upper levels … Continue reading →

Yacksel Ríos broke into the majors at 24-years old with the Phillies. Since 2017 he has spent time in the majors with the Phillies, Pirates, Mariners, Red Sox and Oakland. Over his career he’s been good in the minors but … Continue reading →

David Stearns has remade the Mets roster since joining at the start of the off-season, especially the bullpen. The Mets bullpen was a disaster last season and had a lot of players who had similar arms. Stearns remade the pen … Continue reading →

For a third straight year, Eric Orze gets an invite to spring training. Orze was one of six players the Mets selected in the 2020 draft. Their first pick, Pete Crow-Armstrong, was traded for Javier Baez. J.T. Ginn was traded … Continue reading →

Death. Taxes. The Mets needing left-handed pitching. Three guarantees in life. Over the last several season the Mets consistently find themselves with limited left-handed options. On the 40-man roster right now the Mets have four bullpen options that are lefties: … Continue reading →

Three of the more exciting pitching prospects in the Mets system have already been invited to camp this spring as non-roster participants: Christian Scott, Mike Vasil and Dominic Hamel. Dominic Hamel made noise in his senior year of college after … Continue reading →

The Mets have invited 11 pitchers to spring training on non-roster deals. Pitchers invited run the gambit from top prospects in the system, to veterans looking to break camp with a new team. Last season the Mets invited ten pitchers … Continue reading →

For many seasons now, we preview one non-roster invitee to Mets spring training per day, leading up to the regular season. NRI’s generally fall into one of two buckets. Players are either prospects on the verge of breaking the 40-man … Continue reading →

For many seasons now, we preview one non-roster invitee to Mets spring training per day, leading up to the regular season. NRI’s generally fall into one of two buckets. Players are either prospects on the verge of breaking the 40-man … Continue reading →