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Projecting the Mets’ 40-man roster (opens the original)
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A look at where the Mets’ roster looks ahead of the impending free agency season. As we head into an offseason of uncertainty, both for the Mets and the league as a whole, a strong starting place is to reset our view of the current 40-man roster. The Mets will need to make decisions ahead of the Rule 5 draft, and it’s worth considering who exactly be added to the back of the roster. We start with the current 40-man, which will sit at 43 players after Jorge Polanco, Reed Garrett, and Tylor Megill
Mets Daily Prospect Report, 9/13/26: Melendez mashes more (opens the original)
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Catch up on all the Mets prospects in yesterday’s minor league action! A real barn burner, but another Syracuse win. Eight different Mets patched it together on the mound, and they did just enough to support the offense. MJ Melendez followed up his four hit night with two more long balls. Billy Amick added his sixth at Triple-A (though he’s batting only .221). Emilien Pitre had two more hits and a walk to get his OPS back above .800 at the level. It’s been a loss of a season for the organizatio
Grading the Mets’ trade deadline (opens the original)
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Now that the dust has settled on the trade deadline and we’ve had some time to reflect on the Mets’ deals, let’s put a grade on how well they did. We discussed what the value on the Mets’ pieces was likely to be in our trade deadline primer in the week before the deadline. By and large, those assessments held up and serve as a good baseline for what the Mets should have received, with two notable exceptions. Both Brooks Raley and A.J. Minter returned well below what was suggested in the primer,
Breaking down the Mets’ return for Clay Holmes and Tyrone Taylor (opens the original)
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If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The final move of the Mets’ deadline sell off landed just before 5 PM yesterday, with Clay Holmes and Tyrone Taylor shipped off as a package to the Cubs. In return, the Mets received Jefferson Rojas, an infielder ranked 63rd on MLB pipeline’s latest top 100 and 99th at Baseball America. Rojas’ overall profile is one of good tools, but not great ones—a bunch of 50s and 55s if you want this in the 20-80 sc
Breaking down the Mets’ return for Luke Weaver (opens the original)
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There’s a healthy amount of both risk and upside in this return. With their lower value trade chips gone on deadline day, the Mets moved on to trading players with more significant value. The Pirates were the eventual landing spot for the first of these deals, landing Luke Weaver— along with some coverage of his contract—for infield prospect Sammy Stafura. Stafura was drafted in the second round of the 2023 draft by the Reds out of Walter Panas High School. Two years later, he was traded to Pitt
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