Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

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 →

Adam Wilk is the last pitcher we’ll look at in our Non-Roster Invitee Preview list. Wilk is your typical minor league signing with Invite type player. He was drafted by the Dodgers in the 11th round in 2009 and was … Continue reading →

Logan Taylor is unique in a few ways to the Non-Roster Invitee list. First, he’s been with the Mets organization for a while as he was drafted in the 11th round of the 2012 draft from East Oklahoma State College … Continue reading →

Corey Taylor will be the second player from the 2015 draft that we take a look at this week. He was drafted in the 7th round out of Texas Tech. Amazin Avenue has a good write up of his stuff … Continue reading →

I’m excited about this Non-Roster Invitee and I hope you are too. If you hang out with Mets-Prospect-Heads and force them to say who is the “unknown”, possibly hidden talent in the Mets system, they’ll point you in the direction … Continue reading →

Ben Rowan was signed to a minor league contract by the Mets in mid-December. He had an active few years in terms of moving around. He was drafted in 2010 by the Rangers out of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State … Continue reading →

David Roseboom has the makings of a pitcher you will start to hear more about if he continues the track that he’s started: He has posted a Sub 2.00 ERA in 3 of the 4 levels he’s pitched in, including … Continue reading →

Kevin McGowan took the largest leap of his career last year. Wait, did you think I was talking about finally making it to AAA and getting a Non-Roster Invitation to Spring Training? Nope. Kevin McGowan cracked into the Baseball Prospectus … Continue reading →

I completely missed Patrick Joshua Conlon’s rise to prospect status over the course of last year. Yet the press starting writing about him as he started to put up great numbers in his second season, first full season, of minor … Continue reading →