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Currently there are three players in the Minnesota system that spent time with the Amazins: Pelfrey, Boyer, and Peavey. It feels like forever ago that Mike Pelfrey was the ace of this pitching staff, but that time existed. He was … Continue reading →

So far we have discussed projections for the other two-thirds of the Mets closers tandem in Familia and Mejia, today we’ll cover over the final piece, Bobby Parnell. He was positioned to have a critical season last year but after … Continue reading →

The Royals have two Mets currently in Jason Vargas and Francisco Pena. Vargas was drafted by the Marlins in 2004 and was traded to the Mets in 2006 for Lindstrom and Owens. In 2008 he was part of the three … Continue reading →

Jon Niese is the veteran of the starting rotation in the sense that he’s been with the Mets the longest (Colon is really the veteran). The sinker pitcher was technically on the trading block over the last couple of off-seasons, but … Continue reading →

Two former Mets are trying to make a home in Cleveland: Scott Atchison and Bruce Chen. Scott Atchison pitched for the Mets at age 37 in 2013 where he recorded 45.1 innings of fairly solid relief. The following seasin he … Continue reading →

Lets take a trip back in time exactly one year ago. At this time last year, Mejia was fighting for the last spot in the rotation, which he eventually got. After a trip to the minors timed with the Mets … Continue reading →

The Cardinals only have one former Mets in their system in Miguel Socolovich. Miguel was originally signed by the Red Sox in 2004 and was traded almost exactly 4 years later to the Chicago White Sox for former Met David … Continue reading →

You might have heard about Matt Harvey. Got off to a great start in 2013, derailed by a shoulder injury, coming back this year, etc. Anyway, a lot of hopes for this season rely on how much Matt Harvey can … Continue reading →

The Brewers have two former Mets in their ranks: Juan Centeno and Carlos Gomez. Juan Centeno, catcher, who joined the Brewers this off season being selected off waivers at the end of October. Juan didn’t really have a place on … Continue reading →

Dillon Gee is going to be one of the more difficult pitchers for computers to project, mainly because when the numbers were first run, Gee was going to be a starter. If Gee stays with the Mets, barring something unforeseen, … Continue reading →