Speaker 1: It is time for us to give our Mets prospect rankings.
Speaker 1: After the trade deadline, we got a bunch of new
Speaker 1: names in and we got to rank them. It's been
Speaker 1: a while. We haven't talked about this farm system really
Speaker 1: since the MLB Draft. Almost none of the draft guys
Speaker 1: coming to my top ten, but we do have a
Speaker 1: bunch of new guys from the trades cracking at least
Speaker 1: inside my top ten I'm assuming inside of yours, James.
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Speaker 1: I'm excited about this. I mean, the Mets prospects are weird.
Speaker 1: I think, to say the least, it feels like there's
Speaker 1: a clear at least one to two in my eyes,
Speaker 1: and then everything else you can kind of go anywhere.
Speaker 1: I think there's a clear like top tier, second tier.
Speaker 1: I think the Mets top five prospects are probably a
Speaker 1: little bit more muddled than maybe some of the public
Speaker 1: outlets would like to admit, maybe the top seven guys.
Speaker 1: And I still think this is not as bad as
Speaker 1: the top ten. As what's going around right now in
Speaker 1: the baseball world. People were saying the Mets had won
Speaker 1: the worst systems in baseball before the deadline.
Speaker 2: That may have been true.
Speaker 1: I have three new prospects inside my top ten since
Speaker 1: the deadline, and I'm still I still think there could
Speaker 1: be like five or six guys from this list their
Speaker 1: top hundred prospects by early next season.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised at all. I think we'll just
Speaker 1: get it started with number ten. Yeah, I have Sammy
Speaker 1: ste four.
Speaker 2: At number ten. I'm hiring staffur than you.
Speaker 1: Okay, there you go. Listen now, Sammy, I love what
Speaker 1: I saw off of him. To me, a lot of
Speaker 1: times when I do this prospect stuff, I do look
Speaker 1: at what they've done at levels. I look at age.
Speaker 1: I think in terms of raw talent, Sammy might be
Speaker 1: one of the higher guys in this system just because
Speaker 1: of that swing change with the power. I could see
Speaker 1: him by the end of this season being easily top
Speaker 1: five in the Mets system. Like, not even a bait,
Speaker 1: whether or not he is. I just want to see
Speaker 1: what those swing changers look like now in the Mets organization,
Speaker 1: playing in Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm with that.
Speaker 1: Mine number ten, I had Jack Wendinger, who's had a
Speaker 1: disappointing season at TRIPAA so far. I'll get you guys
Speaker 1: the stats on Wenninger in a second. But I still
Speaker 1: don't have him dropping as much as I think maybe
Speaker 1: his surface stats will indicate, which is having a four
Speaker 1: and a half VRA, having a thirteen percent walk right
Speaker 1: in only twenty two percent strack out rap because I
Speaker 1: still look at Wenninger's stuff. He still has two legitimate
Speaker 1: secondary pitches. I think we'll get major league hiters out
Speaker 1: in his slyther and his splither, and the slyer will
Speaker 1: be good against right he split it will be good
Speaker 1: against lefties. Right there, you have the makings of a star.
Speaker 1: His fastball and the sinker are both fine pitches, not great,
Speaker 1: they're fine. I think they could ascend to being good
Speaker 1: if he could one consistently locate them, which has been
Speaker 1: a big problem this season, or two fine. The last
Speaker 1: tick of velocity the Mets have been hopelessly so checked
Speaker 1: four with him too, So we can go from ninety
Speaker 1: three to ninety five to ninety four to ninety six.
Speaker 2: I think that'd become a big deal for Wendinger. He
Speaker 2: did that better last season.
Speaker 1: I think this season maybe physically, just hasn't had the
Speaker 1: same success. But there's still to me a fine back
Speaker 1: end starting pitcher in Jack Wenninger. Yes, I had him
Speaker 1: just a little bit higher, because again I do think
Speaker 1: the floor, like you said, is going to be just
Speaker 1: a back end starting pitcher. He has enough pitches to
Speaker 1: be successful enough at the major league level. I think
Speaker 1: the rocket ship helium has ended on him right now
Speaker 1: until something changes. Like you said, maybe there's a velo
Speaker 1: step that eventually happens for him. But guys like Jack
Speaker 1: Wendinger are winning Wenninger. Wenninger, sorry, is very, very valuable
Speaker 1: to a roster like the New York Mets in the future.
Speaker 1: Anytime you have young, controllable pitching, it's valuable. You see,
Speaker 1: teams are always looking for young controllable pitching, especially at
Speaker 1: the deadline. What we saw, whether he makes an impact
Speaker 1: for this team where he makes an impact in another organization,
Speaker 1: whatever it is. I do think that this is a
Speaker 1: major league baseball pitcher, and I think it's probably next season.
Speaker 1: I think even you could see a spot star for
Speaker 1: him at the end of this season. It can just
Speaker 1: to see, yeah, just see, we're gonna see a lot
Speaker 1: of the rookie debuts across the league and probably with
Speaker 1: the Mets too, over the next few weeks.
Speaker 2: But who's your number nine?
Speaker 1: Jack Brimer?
Speaker 2: For me at number nine, okay, had Rymer a little
Speaker 2: bit higher. Mine was a Milion p. Treck.
Speaker 1: Okay, I had Petray a little bit higher on mine. Actually, wow,
Speaker 1: a little again, probably a little bit of box score
Speaker 1: scouting here. I know Rhymer big thing this year has
Speaker 1: been the injuries have really hurt his progression through the
Speaker 1: minor leagues this season. Got to double A. Is hitting
Speaker 1: okay so far, but again just the inconsistent with the
Speaker 1: playing time because of the injuries. The raw stuff is
Speaker 1: really good with him, like he makes legit loud contact consistently.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's a third baseman, which is also
Speaker 1: why I bumped him down a little bit. I think
Speaker 1: he's ultimately a right handed hitting first basement, which is
Speaker 1: not necessarily the most desirable if we're coming up with
Speaker 1: the perfect prospect. It's so funny. I'm starting off with
Speaker 1: the draftnick Mark followers over here, rhymers for a ten,
Speaker 1: nine to ten, you went a little bit higher on them.
Speaker 1: It is nothing about changing my theory of what kind
Speaker 1: of prospect he can be. It's just it's slowed down
Speaker 1: a little bit for me. I'm giving it more to
Speaker 1: the guys with helium right now. Yeah, And I think
Speaker 1: it's it's odd that's happened this year, but a lot
Speaker 1: of the Mets prospects that they're expecting a lot of
Speaker 1: heading into the season just I've had injury riddled seasons
Speaker 1: and just had taken steps back physically, but injuries specifically,
Speaker 1: I've hurt Rhymer, They've hurt Will Watson, who is in
Speaker 1: my honorable mentions. They hurt Mitch Voight a lot. At
Speaker 1: the beginning of the season. We're going to talk about
Speaker 1: him way closer to the top. Like, it's just unfortunate
Speaker 1: that a lot of these Mets guys that were pushing
Speaker 1: or even Brimer's case, inside top hundred list heading into
Speaker 1: the season have just had poor seasons. And that's fine
Speaker 1: to happen, but you can't really take away from Jacob
Speaker 1: Brimer as a twenty one year old.
Speaker 2: Double a last year.
Speaker 1: The guy had like an almost nine hundred ops and
Speaker 1: run sixty games. He was someone that actually broke through
Speaker 1: the power ceiling in Brooklyn, which you always talk about
Speaker 1: how difficult that is for Mets prospects and how that
Speaker 1: is a big indication for us of when an offensive
Speaker 1: prospect is really really on a different level compared to
Speaker 1: other guys who could be in the system. Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 1: I just want to see how we adjust the rest
Speaker 1: of the year. I feel like where I'm at right
Speaker 1: now with my Mets prospect rankings is one of the
Speaker 1: least stable that I've ever felt over the last few years.
Speaker 1: Where by the end of the season, when we do
Speaker 1: this again after the minor league season ends, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be shocked how different our lists both look, and especially mine.
Speaker 1: I think my entire top ten almost can be in
Speaker 1: completely different spots.
Speaker 2: We do this two months from now, Yeah, without a doubt,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be shocked. Yeah, and then just to talk about, well,
Speaker 2: where'd you have Petray? Had Petra at number five?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: Well, so okay, My number eight was Rhymers. We covered
Speaker 1: him so we could wait to talk about My number
Speaker 1: eight was Winninger.
Speaker 2: So there we go.
Speaker 1: We've got some guys covered there. Seven, Ryan Clifford. Hi
Speaker 1: Clifford off my top ten this time. My seven was
Speaker 1: tongue interesting, Okay, I had tong a little bit higher
Speaker 1: with Clifford being at number seven. For me, I just
Speaker 1: know that the raw power is there. This year has
Speaker 1: been there's no way to describe it a disaster for
Speaker 1: Ryan Clifford at Triple A. The Mets have been desperately
Speaker 1: looking for anybody to play first base. It's now Jared Young,
Speaker 1: who's having a nice season. But the fact that there's
Speaker 1: been such a flux at that position in terms of stability,
Speaker 1: and this was a year where if Clifford had any
Speaker 1: sort of juice at Triple A, definitely gets a look
Speaker 1: and could have even possibly won that position. It's a
Speaker 1: real shame that has taken such a step back. He's
Speaker 1: still incredibly young, he still has ridiculous power. I'm just
Speaker 1: I'm going to chalk it up as a lost season.
Speaker 1: We'll figure it out next year. Yeah, I think that's
Speaker 1: totally fair. Again, Young Clifford is till twenty two years old.
Speaker 1: I even think a career trajectory of like a Jared
Speaker 1: Young should give some hope for the future of Ryan
Speaker 1: Clifford being a strong side platoon first baseman. And while
Speaker 1: he can't touch the ball like a nearly forty percent
Speaker 1: straker race is untenable. A seventy four percent zone contact
Speaker 1: rate is like worse than Spencer Jones, just to give
Speaker 1: a comparison. But the fact that he's still popping out
Speaker 1: one tense, one eleven's one twelve, one thirteen to one
Speaker 1: to fifteen in Binghamton last year, anytime his back goes on,
Speaker 1: the balls hit very hard. And again, if he has
Speaker 1: to repeat Triple A and he turns twenty three years old,
Speaker 1: I'm not I don't think that completely takes him off
Speaker 1: being a major league player one day, but we will
Speaker 1: learn a lot at the end of the season because
Speaker 1: the Mets have to put him on the forty men. Yes,
Speaker 1: So that indication is that if he's on the forty man,
Speaker 1: he's already played the full season at Triple A. You
Speaker 1: should be ready to play major league baseball next year.
Speaker 1: So if they think this is not salvageable, he might
Speaker 1: be Rule five eligible. But I do still think that
Speaker 1: he makes their forty man roster by the end of this.
Speaker 1: But he was off my top ten after weigh seasons.
Speaker 1: I think it's fair. I just there was nobody that
Speaker 1: was like my honorable mention, and I think you're probably
Speaker 1: gonna mention him at some point. Wandy Austin Yen was
Speaker 1: one of my honorable mentions.
Speaker 2: He's really high for me.
Speaker 1: Oh, I know, he's number eleven for me. I just
Speaker 1: it's he's sixteen years old. I just I can't. I
Speaker 1: cannot tell you with certainty that because of what he's
Speaker 1: done as a sixteen year old that he's gonna be
Speaker 1: good even at age seventeen. I just I don't for sure.
Speaker 1: I think it's so insane. But I do love him
Speaker 1: as a prospect, and I love what I've seen this far.
Speaker 1: But he was my he was my honorable mention. Where
Speaker 1: like I wanted to be crazy with him, I can't
Speaker 1: in my own heart, I can't do it. He I
Speaker 1: think this offseason you'll start to see him actually sneak
Speaker 1: into certain top hundreds, and I'll just he's my number six,
Speaker 1: So I'll start talking about him right now.
Speaker 2: We'll wait to talk more about Tong. Who'd you have
Speaker 2: at seven?
Speaker 1: Tong Tong per BK fan O nine Mets Prospect group.
Speaker 1: He's a great person on Twitter to get DSL lower
Speaker 1: minds information on the Mets. He had Wanda ascien as
Speaker 1: a one eleven max exit of flat at sixteen. Okay,
Speaker 1: I did not see that. I saw six, So that
Speaker 1: would change things for me. This one was hit directly
Speaker 1: into the ground. But if any sixteen year old the
Speaker 1: United States of America had the one eleven max exit philosoity, No, totally,
Speaker 1: they would be talking about for two years at playing
Speaker 1: slick shortstop at Wandassian size, which is already I think over.
Speaker 1: He's six feet tall, already one hundred eighty pounds. He's
Speaker 1: probably gonna grow sixteen years old, and he's turning seventeen
Speaker 1: quite in a few weeks. Again, we'll get to seventeen,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna have we have physical projection. We have
Speaker 1: someone with legit speed, who already has insane raw power,
Speaker 1: who looks like not only can stick a short stop again,
Speaker 1: he's going to turn seventeen in two weeks. Heart to
Speaker 1: say these things, but looks like one day he'll be
Speaker 1: a really good defensive shortstop. He doesn't have to be
Speaker 1: in the forty Mantle twenty third least. We've got a
Speaker 1: lot of time on want the Ossi in here, but
Speaker 1: just seeing those bones are before, just seeing those bones
Speaker 1: have a player who went to the DSL again, did
Speaker 1: the whole thing at sixteen and rocked it. He's I
Speaker 1: it's hard to get more excited about the Mets prospect,
Speaker 1: even though he's a child. Yeah, no, I will say
Speaker 1: did not know one eleven because of course Twitter has
Speaker 1: the worst search functions. Is the worst thing they've done
Speaker 1: to in the history of so it's the worst search ever.
Speaker 1: There's never been a worse search. Truthfully, I don't know why.
Speaker 1: But when I searched the wandi Ossian exit velocity to
Speaker 1: try and get anything I want, the first thing that
Speaker 1: came up was who It was a bunch of pirates
Speaker 1: tweets from Platinum Key. Somehow, that's so funny. The first
Speaker 1: tweet Wanda Assi and exit velosities to search. The tweet
Speaker 1: is Henry Davis. Leaves no doubt about this one. A
Speaker 1: spring training home run seems like wand right, Yeah right,
Speaker 1: Henry Davis wandi Assian same thing, Yeah, same thing. If
Speaker 1: I had known one eleven top five prospect in the system.
Speaker 2: It's me six.
Speaker 1: He almost got to five. He almost did. My number
Speaker 1: six is the other youngster, Ellien Payneyeah. I put him
Speaker 1: at number six. Again, I see people being very very
Speaker 1: aggressive with him as a hitter. I am wondering because
Speaker 1: I still think the exit villows haven't been there yet
Speaker 1: to like really be an eye opening, which again I
Speaker 1: think is super important. But does seem like he's going
Speaker 1: to be able to play shortstop better than we thought,
Speaker 1: which is really good for his floor.
Speaker 2: Yes, at least well enough. He was my five.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's fair, and just the bottom line is that
Speaker 1: Elli and Payne, with all the peedigree and everything he
Speaker 1: came with being an above average bat in low a
Speaker 1: as an eighteen year old with big slump's, big hot
Speaker 1: streaks trying to find his consistency. That's that's enough to
Speaker 1: me to make me think he's very clearly a fringe
Speaker 1: top one hundred prospect and as a lefty bat who
Speaker 1: should be, like you said, possibly an adequate shortstop, certainly
Speaker 1: someone who could play the other infield positions, probably quite well. Yes, again,
Speaker 1: there's enough traits here, enough of a hitterish profile and
Speaker 1: enough room for projection. Even though he does look he
Speaker 1: looks like his size is kind of there. I'd be
Speaker 1: curious if he ever got to like a one to twelve,
Speaker 1: one to thirteen max ex of philosophy. I'd be very surprised, honestly,
Speaker 1: if you had a thirty home run future as a
Speaker 1: major League killer. Yeah, I see like an eighteen to
Speaker 1: twenty two home run guy who could run a high
Speaker 1: batting average in a decent on base percentage. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: a bunch of different ways to be a very very
Speaker 1: productive major league baseball player. I don't think it's going
Speaker 1: to be in the superstar form of Eli and Payana.
Speaker 1: Like his international signing pool money would have possibly indicated
Speaker 1: that's gonna Ossien. Ossien might be that guy, specially at
Speaker 1: the ball What eleven at sixteen, that's absolutely insane. There's
Speaker 1: you can't put him in pitching machines that go one
Speaker 1: to eleven. If a high schooler did that, there would
Speaker 1: be scats from all over the country watching his games.
Speaker 1: He would be the number one pick and they would
Speaker 1: be like talking about should he continue to play high
Speaker 1: school baseball just because he might get hurt? So what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, you'd have like the Bryce Harper thing where
Speaker 1: it's like should he go to Juco? Should he get
Speaker 1: his ged go to Juco so we can get drafted early,
Speaker 1: and like the fact that he was such a big
Speaker 1: international money guy, like he's just it looks like there's
Speaker 1: could be something really nice here. Yeah, no, super talented.
Speaker 1: My number five was amilion p tre where I can't
Speaker 1: I can't shake the aj Ewing thing that I'm that
Speaker 1: we said earlier on where it's like very very similar
Speaker 1: Ish like hitter ish puts the ball and play a ton.
Speaker 2: Left, different twing, different twitch, different twitch.
Speaker 1: Ewing's got more of the athleticism I see more of,
Speaker 1: like the bat to ball with a million p tray
Speaker 1: and the numbers I think would support that as well.
Speaker 1: But like, give me the in between of those two guys,
Speaker 1: and I really like that kind of player. And it
Speaker 1: seems like he's a capable second basement even corner outfielder,
Speaker 1: which I like a lot. It's probably also a relatively
Speaker 1: capable third basement depending on his arm. But just simply
Speaker 1: and we said this at the trade deadlines, why we're
Speaker 1: so excited about him as again, the centerpiece of the
Speaker 1: Freddie Peralta trade, a ninety percent in zone contact, one
Speaker 1: hundred eleven mile prior max exit phlosoity, and nearly two
Speaker 1: times as many walks to.
Speaker 2: Strikeouts at double A.
Speaker 1: While he's older again, he's twenty three years old, turned
Speaker 1: twenty four soon or just maybe had just turned twenty four.
Speaker 1: It's it looks like some of the next season should
Speaker 1: be contributing to the big Ley roster, which is really exciting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: as a likely functional player, his floor is awesome, Like
Speaker 1: I like him very much, learning more about him, all right,
Speaker 1: So that means we're in the top four now, right, Yes,
Speaker 1: number four. I went Jonathan Santucci, okay with you as
Speaker 1: Toalng much higher still, I have tongue at three, okay,
Speaker 1: and I listen, you're gonna have the pitch stuff a
Speaker 1: little bit better than me here. I just I can't,
Speaker 1: So I went Santucci for tongue three. I can't shake
Speaker 1: what I've seen with tongue in the past.
Speaker 2: This year is bizarre, Like what.
Speaker 1: The fuck happened? Did he have an out of body
Speaker 1: experience where it's no longer jonah tong? Did he have
Speaker 1: the uh willow wishing willow thing where he like wished
Speaker 1: for something and it actually caused a demon to take
Speaker 1: over his body, because it's like he is completely a
Speaker 1: shell of himself. And I do wonder what that could
Speaker 1: be and what that means moving forward. But the stuff
Speaker 1: has been so good that I just I'm gonna believe
Speaker 1: in it until I physically can't anymore. I think that's
Speaker 1: totally fair. And my whole thing with Tongue is that.
Speaker 1: And I had them at seven on my list, but again,
Speaker 1: I don't have that big of a difference between now
Speaker 1: four and nine on my list. I think that's fair.
Speaker 1: And yet before get to my four in a second,
Speaker 1: but these are all guys who would consider not kind
Speaker 1: of closest to the top one hundred, but more guys
Speaker 1: would between like the one hundred and twenty to one
Speaker 1: hundred and fiftieth best prospects.
Speaker 2: Totally, But at the end of the.
Speaker 1: Day, with tong if he can't get a pitch to
Speaker 1: move left, he will not be able to be a
Speaker 1: major league starting pitcher, unless as he continues to physically mature.
Speaker 1: We're still very possible with Joe and Tongue still as
Speaker 1: a twenty three year old still is a pretty I
Speaker 1: think he's still eve in a shade of below the
Speaker 1: average age at Triple A, like he could still possibly
Speaker 1: even find another sick because he's still filling out. He
Speaker 1: still looks very young and slight, and he's now sustaining
Speaker 1: ninety five. But that was like still blow where he
Speaker 1: was wanted to be last year.
Speaker 2: But still whatever.
Speaker 1: Less the color has been so inconsistent at Triple A
Speaker 1: this year. There is some games where it moves left
Speaker 1: and is great, and it'll sit eighty nine, touch ninety.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it'll go over ninety, but then it won't be
Speaker 1: able to go left as much. Sometimes I'll have a
Speaker 1: little more depth on it. Makes me think sometimes he's
Speaker 1: experimenting still with two different color shapes, which it's just
Speaker 1: been this entire season of trying to figure this out.
Speaker 1: And I do fear that sometimes messing with that color
Speaker 1: has altered his fastball in the way that's a little
Speaker 1: bit unfortunate, losing some of the great shape on that.
Speaker 1: But the change up still looks good. And he's adjusted
Speaker 1: his curve ball to be a little bit more of
Speaker 1: a power curve this year, which is something we called
Speaker 1: out last year.
Speaker 2: The pitch was just simply too slow.
Speaker 1: We've seen some starts where he's had average curve ball
Speaker 1: velocities around eighty two to eighty three recently. So there's
Speaker 1: still plenty here to work with. And I'm not even
Speaker 1: close to quitting on Joe and Tong in any way,
Speaker 1: shape or form. But it is just like you've done
Speaker 1: a year of trying to get this thing together. You
Speaker 1: have to get this thing together at some point. Hot take.
Speaker 1: I think, throw away the cutter, throw away a slider.
Speaker 1: I think you just lean into being fastball, change up,
Speaker 1: and you've got to get a wicked hammer. I think
Speaker 1: with the way that his armslot is just keep trying
Speaker 1: both no fuck it, stop it, and the way that
Speaker 1: he throws, I don't think it's ever gonna work. There's
Speaker 1: a reason that we don't see those guys throwing cutters
Speaker 1: because it just doesn't really work. There's not many guys
Speaker 1: that throw like there's not many guys that throw like
Speaker 1: Jonah Tong to begin with, which like Y Savage is
Speaker 1: like the closest comp but he's a different freak and
Speaker 1: a different animal. But like, just get a hammer, just
Speaker 1: get a wicked curveball. I think that's how you do it.
Speaker 1: It's unfortunate because you're gonna become a three pitch pitcher
Speaker 1: and it does hurt your ceiling. But I don't think
Speaker 1: that the development or the attempt of development of this
Speaker 1: cutter slash slider is doing him any good. If anything,
Speaker 1: it's making him take a step back. I don't think
Speaker 1: it's really possible with his armslot. I'm looking at some
Speaker 1: armslot guys right now and I want to see what
Speaker 1: pitches they're throwing. He's this is the most lazy take
Speaker 1: I'm ever gonna have, because Beren Brown has a fucking
Speaker 1: hammer like that curveball is disgusting. But he's a he
Speaker 1: is a fastball curveball pitcher.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: There's nothing else.
Speaker 2: Let's think.
Speaker 1: I mean Tobias Myers has similar armslot and had I
Speaker 1: mean stinks back comp right now, but he's shown success
Speaker 1: with a color in the past. I think it definitely
Speaker 1: is possible, and I do think that they're going to
Speaker 1: continue to try to do it because of all of
Speaker 1: the other pitcher that thing could exist. For Tom I
Speaker 1: think if he has a hammer, like, how much better
Speaker 1: can this curveball get than it is right now?
Speaker 2: It can get much better?
Speaker 1: I think if you stop, if you just throw away
Speaker 1: the cutter slider thing, you're not going to be able
Speaker 1: to get a pitch that move's left. Get the curveball going.
Speaker 1: It still might at the end of the day always
Speaker 1: hurt him against right handed batteris like that curveball still might. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but twelve six is have worked in the past against righties.
Speaker 1: I think again, as baseball, we've fallen in love in
Speaker 1: love with the slider over the last couple of years
Speaker 1: for good reason. There's gonna be an adjustment back. But
Speaker 1: the curveball is still a very very good pitch. You
Speaker 1: can be a great pitcher with a great curveball. Oh,
Speaker 1: he definitely could be a good pitcher with great curveball.
Speaker 1: He just still hasn't shown that great curveball. So to me,
Speaker 1: the cut is almost ahead of the curveball.
Speaker 3: Sometimes.
Speaker 1: I don't know the fact that he can't the fact
Speaker 1: that he can't throw that cutter like like it's so bad.
Speaker 1: One of the color shapes that he throws sometimes is
Speaker 1: a little bit more slytherish, where the cover is something
Speaker 1: that is moving on not that dissimilar vertical plane. Is
Speaker 1: that fastball, which I think the one they want, But
Speaker 1: there's something with more depth on it sometimes which is
Speaker 1: not too dissimilar at a very different velocity than the
Speaker 1: one jeremiahs Strava throws. And jeremiahs Strada is so over
Speaker 1: the top, but he gets more natural cut on his fastball,
Speaker 1: so he is able to cut that ball a.
Speaker 2: Little bit better.
Speaker 1: And because of he has that more of a supernation
Speaker 1: biased than tongue does. He can't throw the change up
Speaker 1: the tongue does. He throws a splitther that it's just
Speaker 1: he's because like the way that this cutter moves, it's
Speaker 1: just the worst version of his fastball right now. So like,
Speaker 1: what's the fucking point? Well, if the point is that
Speaker 1: just moves left and he gives righty something, think about
Speaker 1: in the outside of the plate.
Speaker 2: If it moves two inches left, that's like, who gives
Speaker 2: a shit? No, I think that's incredibly valuable.
Speaker 1: Not if you think so bad the fastball vert is
Speaker 1: still been fine. I think they're willing to give up
Speaker 1: some and I think that was at least the thought
Speaker 1: process this year is give up some fastball vert.
Speaker 2: For some color left.
Speaker 1: This is where I'm gonna say, like I disagree with
Speaker 1: against righty's. I think it's more so against lefties. If
Speaker 1: that cutter is moving less than six inches, he can
Speaker 1: only throw that pitch on the outside order ariighties, and
Speaker 1: it's not moving enough to get with at most points,
Speaker 1: like these major league hitters are talented enough where they're
Speaker 1: still gonna barrel up that pitch if it's only moving
Speaker 1: horizontally two inches. I think this is also the problem
Speaker 1: with a lot of pictures like Tobias Myers, where the
Speaker 1: stuff's not really moving a big amount over to the
Speaker 1: left against the same side, and he'll never.
Speaker 2: Be able to get that pitch to move a lot.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm like, I think it's useless best why
Speaker 1: said the change up is the saving grace for him,
Speaker 1: because that pitch will miss bats, I think against hitterers
Speaker 1: from both sides of the plate, that is something that
Speaker 1: he should be able to kind of always have with him,
Speaker 1: at least something that has been really really critical from
Speaker 1: this year, even this year at triple A, that change
Speaker 1: up as a fifty one or forty percent free and
Speaker 1: even the color again Triple A doesn't matter. He's not
Speaker 1: throwing it in his own very much against thirty percent
Speaker 1: chase like there are moments where it flashes and it
Speaker 1: stays above ninety sometimes when that depty one doesn't, but
Speaker 1: maybe that will miss his more bats like. It's just
Speaker 1: basically similar as we said about Clifford, but with more
Speaker 1: talent to start on. It's a wash year. Don't let
Speaker 1: that make you totally forget about John Tom completely right
Speaker 1: the kid off, but just understand that there's still development
Speaker 1: needs to happen here. Yeah, he's twenty three. A lot
Speaker 1: of pitchers don't peak until.
Speaker 2: They're like twenty seven, so I mean even later.
Speaker 1: Some twenty seven year old just got traded. Yeah, Randy
Speaker 1: Johnson was thirty, he was quite old. Yeah, so again
Speaker 1: it take some time whatever. And then Nolan McLean come
Speaker 1: up on twenty five. Yeah, I'm not I'm not particularly
Speaker 1: worried about tong just interesting to you how they do
Speaker 1: it moving forward. And then did you have Santucci three?
Speaker 1: I had Saint Tucci three, but I didn't say myy four?
Speaker 2: Oh who is your four? Sammy'stafer baby, Sammy's the four.
Speaker 1: Nice, that's my guy. So you and Jonathan DeMeo, I
Speaker 1: combined Jonathan Mayo and Joan and Joe DeMeo. Joe DeMeo
Speaker 1: shout out Joe both super super high on Stafour in
Speaker 1: the list, and I love it. I think the ceiling
Speaker 1: is there. Yeah, I think the ceiling is there, and
Speaker 1: I think the floor is better than it seems with
Speaker 1: a lot of his swing and miss in the minors,
Speaker 1: just because he just plays really good.
Speaker 2: Defense and he's an amazing athlete.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like he can withstand a thirty percent track up
Speaker 1: rate in two years in the major leagues better than
Speaker 1: most other players can because I can see him being
Speaker 1: a plus defender, growing into even a better defender than that,
Speaker 1: and still hitting for power. I believe it. Like right
Speaker 1: now we're seeing calls to Montgomery do this and it's
Speaker 1: like very inconsistent kind of at the play, but the
Speaker 1: home runs the defense completely save his value. Not saying that,
Speaker 1: I mean, I think calls my GM re Freshval's bigger
Speaker 1: than Stephora. But that's kind of the archetype where I'm
Speaker 1: seeing here in terms of a floor, which is why
Speaker 1: I'm ranks to four highly and the twenty games before
Speaker 1: he got traded fifteen home runs control and a twenty
Speaker 1: five percent track out ray when he had like a
Speaker 1: thirty three strike out ray before those twenty games started
Speaker 1: and that Coen sided with his swing change. David Stearns
Speaker 1: dropped the nugget in the post trade then press conference
Speaker 1: that it came with rising bad speed, like as a
Speaker 1: mega athlete with that kind of power with who possibly
Speaker 1: just made like a career altering adjustment, Like I would like.
Speaker 2: To see him continue to do this.
Speaker 1: I'm excited to see him at double A next season
Speaker 1: because it looks like he has all the tools of
Speaker 1: being a freak and he's another guy. If he closes
Speaker 1: the season as hot as he played in July, he'll
Speaker 1: sneak into the back of top hundred lists for sure.
Speaker 1: Gonna just gonna wait until I see that. That was
Speaker 1: the only reason why I had him at number ten.
Speaker 1: Super Fer Santucci, we haven't talked about too much, so
Speaker 1: you had him at three, I had him at four.
Speaker 1: We're basically in the same realm. He's just been really good.
Speaker 1: He has been the Mets pitcher this year. If you
Speaker 1: look at the minor league pitching staff, he's been the
Speaker 1: guy who has had the most excitement. He dominated Double A,
Speaker 1: dom dominated it like, made it look like his bitch,
Speaker 1: and now he's at Triple A. And we're gonna see
Speaker 1: him make his adjustments. He is going to run into trouble.
Speaker 1: It is going to happen, and if he doesn't, holy shit.
Speaker 2: We got a rocket on our hands. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Another guy who there is He has claimed to being
Speaker 1: the top prospect in the Mets system right now, with
Speaker 1: no issue ranking him there. Also, again, he's probably going
Speaker 1: to be a guy who sneaks in the top hundreds,
Speaker 1: but he's still i think hitting the same roadblock that
Speaker 1: we've been thinking about recently. First of all, as the
Speaker 1: left youth rows ninety four to ninety five above average veal,
Speaker 1: that's good shape is it's not that good, but it's
Speaker 1: good enough with that velo And it's a great slider.
Speaker 1: That's been a great slider since he was drafted in
Speaker 1: the second round out of Duke a few years ago.
Speaker 1: And we're still probably similarly same conversation here, waiting on
Speaker 1: the third pitch, waiting on the changeup that he flashed
Speaker 1: a little bit in college. Then he threw four of
Speaker 1: them in his first triple A start out of ninety pitches.
Speaker 1: So it is still going to be Slyther fur Seemer
Speaker 1: for jumbo Corbin Jonathan Santuccio KORbin. I love Jombo Corbin,
Speaker 1: but again like it's he also seems like there's two
Speaker 1: different slid this year looking at his pitch chart from
Speaker 1: that first Triple A start, where there's one that is
Speaker 1: more of just like a pure gyro guy just kind
Speaker 1: of spins and kind of sits at the near the
Speaker 1: zero zero line for the pitching nerds out there on
Speaker 1: the pitch charts. But then there was one with more
Speaker 1: depth on it. So I'm wondering if he's manipulating that
Speaker 1: pitch a little bit to give make the two pitches
Speaker 1: really act like three pitches. We see guys like Justin
Speaker 1: Steele to this too. Yeah, I'd like to know because
Speaker 1: that's that's such an interesting thing to me. Is like
Speaker 1: to throw a worse version sometimes it's interesting. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean more there's a different version if they're lining up
Speaker 1: your slide and no, you're throwing a slider boom.
Speaker 2: That one dropped through extra interest. That's how you get them.
Speaker 1: No, totally, I'm interested to see what he does though
Speaker 1: at Triple A, especially because now we can get some
Speaker 1: Legiti number stuff. Yeah, I can't wait to do that.
Speaker 1: But it's the fastball ninety five good enough for me.
Speaker 2: Top two.
Speaker 1: I think we have the same names. I wonder if
Speaker 1: they're in the same spots. At number two, I went
Speaker 1: Mitch Voight. Number one, I went Jefferson Rojas.
Speaker 2: Yep, exact same.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mitch Voight, I think is probably gonna sneak into
Speaker 1: the top one hundred very soon. It feels like it's
Speaker 1: a super small sample having his way with double A
Speaker 1: simply put well, I mean, I think you even put
Speaker 1: lightly first eight games at double A for Mitch Voy.
Speaker 2: We have a six hundred batting average. That's pretty good.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good right there.
Speaker 1: And I do think that while he dealt with an
Speaker 1: injury early in the season, he did not start off
Speaker 1: very well. He's been playing so well lately that again,
Speaker 1: I think it's very fair for Mets fans to begin
Speaker 1: to get just very excited about what Mitch voy can
Speaker 1: be as a hitter, as a defensive player, just even
Speaker 1: as again someone who might wind up as a fringy
Speaker 1: top hunch of prospect and end of season re ranks.
Speaker 1: He seems like he can also play shortstop at a
Speaker 1: very high level. It seems like he's really good over there.
Speaker 1: There are some plays that I saw from highlights again highlights.
Speaker 1: So it's gonna be the best players that he makes.
Speaker 1: But from Brooklyn where I'm like, I couldn't believe he got
Speaker 1: to that ball, and then watching him throw when he
Speaker 1: lets that thing loose, he has a fucking howitzer attached
Speaker 1: to his right arm.
Speaker 2: He's ridiculous. No, he's a freak athlete.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he made big changes at the end of his
Speaker 1: Michigan careers, getting away from pitching, which is where the
Speaker 1: arm comes from, and finding just one a little bit
Speaker 1: more power, but two elite swing decisions and he's taking
Speaker 1: them here. I have a good note from Jeffrey Paster
Speaker 1: Dostro of Baseball Perspectus on on recent newsletter about Mets
Speaker 1: prospects that boyight now through this part of the season
Speaker 1: he's been hot, is matching his ex of velocities from college.
Speaker 2: But that was with a metal bat. True.
Speaker 1: Wait, that's a good point. Yeah, So we have one
Speaker 1: hundred and seven mile proro ninety PERCENTILEGGS velosity in a
Speaker 1: max of one to twelve.
Speaker 2: That's playing shortstop at Michigan when he was there. It's
Speaker 2: a good question.
Speaker 1: Don't know, how was he not the shortstop he was
Speaker 1: in the elite second basement. I think his profile looked different
Speaker 1: when everyone thought he was going to be a second basement.
Speaker 1: But now, like you said that, he's regarded as someone
Speaker 1: that not only could be an adequate shortstop, but legitimately
Speaker 1: a good one who could be in Triple A next season.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he's hitting the.
Speaker 1: Ball this hard, and he's making these go swing decisions
Speaker 1: really good on bass guy, way more walks to strikeouts
Speaker 1: since late May when it looked like he was healthy
Speaker 1: against stealing bases like a madman like he is. This
Speaker 1: is a ballplayer right here, and someone that I'm ready
Speaker 1: for Mets fans to become legitimately excited about. You know,
Speaker 1: he's going to be a big name next season for sure.
Speaker 1: And then of course Number one Jefferson Rojas newly acquired
Speaker 1: from the Chicago Cubs. Straight up, just good player, all
Speaker 1: around good. The power seems like it's going to be
Speaker 1: solid enough. The bat to ball skills seems good, seems
Speaker 1: like the fielding is good, the arm is strong, good athleticism.
Speaker 1: This is a very very very high high floor player. Definitely,
Speaker 1: he's an aggressive hitter, so I'm curious how that happens.
Speaker 1: He continues to move up levels or even possibly get
Speaker 1: to the major leagues next year, because I do think
Speaker 1: also his forty man clock starts after this season. He
Speaker 1: was a super super young yeah, seasfect, so that makes sense, and.
Speaker 2: So he's been around a while. He's relatively a famous prospect.
Speaker 1: He just turned twenty one at the beginning of this year,
Speaker 1: so we'll play almost the entirety of next season still,
Speaker 1: it's just twenty two years old and likely begin at TRIPAA.
Speaker 1: But some advanced day that we had on Rojas, when
Speaker 1: a week and a half before the trade deadline with
Speaker 1: completely telegraph that we were getting him from the cups
Speaker 1: for one of the starting pitchers. It's a twenty five
Speaker 1: percent with rate, which is really good, a fourteen percent
Speaker 1: in zone swinging mis rate, which is really good. Only
Speaker 1: a thirty one percent chase rate, which is shockingly low
Speaker 1: from a hitter as aggressive as Jefferson. Rojas is only
Speaker 1: three point six pitches per played appearance mark you remember
Speaker 1: our fancy baseball legue last year, pitches per play appearance
Speaker 1: as a category electric that's really low right there, and
Speaker 1: then eggs of lost.
Speaker 2: He is good, not great.
Speaker 1: One ten max one hundred four mile power ninety nearly
Speaker 1: a forty percent hit rate. That's all good, but again
Speaker 1: at his age, I could still see him growing into
Speaker 1: more power, possibly as some tweaks come in pitch selection
Speaker 1: one day, because he just loves to swing at everything
Speaker 1: in his zone right now, which is great sup productive doing.
Speaker 1: So it's just without the defensive upside. The upside is
Speaker 1: that he coulds adequately play short but play third quite well.
Speaker 1: He you said it was what one ten max exs
Speaker 1: of ve lo o, Yes, one ten max ex av
Speaker 1: low and the average was at what the average we
Speaker 1: have EV fifty or I EV ninety, which is one
Speaker 1: oh four. That's basically your average then right, yes, no
Speaker 1: EV ninety, No, that's that's your ninety percentile. So it's
Speaker 1: like takelop off the top.
Speaker 2: Of top percent. Flop off those yeah, take those off.
Speaker 1: Okay. So I'm just trying to find like a shortstop
Speaker 1: at the major league level right now who's like similar
Speaker 1: is in terms of the eggs of velo stuff, just
Speaker 1: so that like I mean honestly, like it's it's not
Speaker 1: too far off like what Francisco Lindor does in terms
Speaker 1: of like max ex and veilos. But Lindor Andy think,
Speaker 1: is Ross switch hithers, he's left, he's just right right,
Speaker 1: He's just already. I mean, it's like Sander Bogarts.
Speaker 2: Yeah kind of is he could be He could be Bogartsy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would. I would take a Bogartsy hitter because
Speaker 1: he's he's hitherish. I think in Will Sam It's recent article,
Speaker 1: someone did, like the best case here if he puts
Speaker 1: on some strength and really gets to pull in these
Speaker 1: fly balls, is a non switch hitting can tell.
Speaker 2: Martee, ooh, that'd be sick, just because.
Speaker 1: It's great aggression in the zone that's come with shockingly
Speaker 1: good swing decisions for his aggression. I like it. Cool, Yeah,
Speaker 1: sign me up, lots of Yeah, lots of his own swings.
Speaker 1: Has the ability to pull in lyft at a very
Speaker 1: young age. For being able to pull in lift like
Speaker 1: it's it's a fun profile. Unless there's big strides with
Speaker 1: the bat, that is not going to be monster potential
Speaker 1: here now. But this is a major league baseball player
Speaker 1: for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think we're gonna see thirty home runs from
Speaker 2: Jefferson Ross. No, that's okay too.
Speaker 1: A lot of good Xander Bogarts was hitting like twenty
Speaker 1: home runs a year for the Red Sox. He was
Speaker 1: a damn good player back then. Bogart's fun comp We
Speaker 1: could run with that one as a righty back, good size.
Speaker 1: Will never be an elite shortstop defend there, but could
Speaker 1: probably make it there.
Speaker 2: I think Bogart's the problem.
Speaker 1: If I remember correctly, he is just bigger than Jefferson Rojas.
Speaker 2: He's like six 'two or Rojas I think is under.
Speaker 1: Six, but brohas was under six news like eighteen. I
Speaker 1: don't know how big Jeffon Rojas is right now. That
Speaker 1: is fair. He's twenty one now, so see that's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying those He's not one hundred and fifty pounds,
Speaker 1: so I don't trust that height list of either you
Speaker 1: know who's you know what size. He is very much
Speaker 1: like and similar exit Velos too. He is very much
Speaker 1: like zach Netto. Okay, Zacknall is a little bit whippier,
Speaker 1: though it's a little whippier, but the bat speeds below
Speaker 1: average for zach Neetto, the exit Villos are basically the
Speaker 1: same as what you just told me for Rojas. I
Speaker 1: think the difference is that Rojas will be able to
Speaker 1: play shortstop better than the Zach Netto, which is one
Speaker 1: of the worst in baseball. Yeah, I always forget that
Speaker 1: Bogarts as a monster. Yeah he's just sixty twenty. Yeah.
Speaker 1: If Ander Bogart is born in different country, he'd be
Speaker 1: split out wide. Yeah, you'd be playing wide receiver for
Speaker 1: the Jets. He'd be the X right now, I'd be
Speaker 1: getting phades in the end zone. Football's on the mind,
Speaker 1: But I I think that's it for our prospects, right,
Speaker 1: And how about your honorable mentions. Name some guys that
Speaker 1: you're excited about. I'll name some guys that I'm excited
Speaker 1: about that didn't get mentioned. Yep. I still like Carson
Speaker 1: Wiggins and Adan Robbins, and I still think we're gonna
Speaker 1: take some time to get them in here. Eli Crono's
Speaker 1: another guy who was flashing top hundred upside has had
Speaker 1: an injury riddled season. I think Giovanni Rodriguez should be
Speaker 1: someone that Mets fans should keep an eye on, just
Speaker 1: because he's It takes a long time sometimes for the
Speaker 1: international prospect especially international catchers, to get defeat wet and
Speaker 1: we were a little bit what's it called spoiled by
Speaker 1: Francisco Walver as assent, but as a nineteen year old
Speaker 1: and a ball he's still playing ball well, so I
Speaker 1: do think that's something that he's just a player I'm watching.
Speaker 1: I also again, Will Watson just started the rehab assignment.
Speaker 2: I like him.
Speaker 1: I think Cole mathis the prospect that we got for
Speaker 1: David Peterson is quite interesting.
Speaker 2: And there's one more guy.
Speaker 1: I want to get his name right right now because
Speaker 1: he's someone who's flashing as well.
Speaker 2: It's Davielle Ortado.
Speaker 1: Okay, oh the picture the Cuban. Yes, he's looked really good. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so he's someone. And also kleiner As is his name.
Speaker 1: Also in the low miners, who are guys who are
Speaker 1: younger are titles now with Brooklyn and he's pitching well
Speaker 1: enough there. The strikeouts have gone down, the walks have
Speaker 1: gone up, but he's someone who we should do some
Speaker 1: intrigue there on the offensive side of things. Guys that
Speaker 1: I want to mention Randy Guzman still just hits the
Speaker 1: ball on this list too exceptionally hard. There's a ton
Speaker 1: of swing and missing his game, but he takes absolute
Speaker 1: daddy hacks at the plate. Also shout out to Chris
Speaker 1: Suero because even though again he's striking out thirty percent
Speaker 1: of the time at double A, he's walking sixteen percent.
Speaker 1: That's just like.
Speaker 2: Super super intriguing as a prospect playing a lot of
Speaker 2: catcher right now as well.
Speaker 1: Also, we still to shot out moreb though he still
Speaker 1: looks like a fringe fourth outfielder type, who's who could
Speaker 1: be a valuable play at the next level. Gary kill
Speaker 1: Hill the other piece we got in the friendly prault
Speaker 1: to trade cam Tilly. A lot of people are into
Speaker 1: cam Tilly right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's been raging Benglington right now. That's my guy
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 1: He has been raging a few guys who are not
Speaker 1: going to play pro ball this year, but we'll get
Speaker 1: into it next year after they go to the pitching lab.
Speaker 1: Luke McNeely and Shan Sadao are two mid round picks
Speaker 1: from this year. There and Aiden Smith just has haid
Speaker 1: two home runs of Brooklyn. Nice, let's go Hayden Smith.
Speaker 1: And then yeah, just a quick little because the Mets
Speaker 1: have now been doing this a lot in the David
Speaker 1: Stearns era. I think we got a couple guys from
Speaker 1: Independent Baseball that are a little bit older that are
Speaker 1: quickly getting promoted again. They should be because of their
Speaker 1: age to the level. But John Bay and JT. Benson,
Speaker 1: I believe were undrafted guys that have been putting up
Speaker 1: some good numbers. I don't know if they ever make
Speaker 1: it to the majors. It is quite the uphill battle,
Speaker 1: but it is really cool to see that the Mets
Speaker 1: who Jonathan Pintaro. They found him on the scrap people like,
Speaker 1: absolutely out of nowhere. There's a lot of guys that
Speaker 1: the Mets have been picking up recently from different walks
Speaker 1: of baseball, Daniel Duarte that have ended up making soon
Speaker 1: Jeffrey on some sort of appearance on the Mets roster.
Speaker 1: Bay and Benson are guys to keep an eye out for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt. Benson was your Oregon Let's click.
Speaker 1: I don't really know much about him, just that he
Speaker 1: was an undrafted guy. It just says he was purchased
Speaker 1: from Indie Ball in March of twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: JT.
Speaker 1: Benson good podcasting here. He came from Louisville. He went
Speaker 1: to University of Louisville and then he played for He
Speaker 1: played in the Frontier League last year, lit it up
Speaker 1: and he was played for the Evansville Otters. So we're
Speaker 1: forty and fifty six in the Frontier League, which I mean,
Speaker 1: that's for the love of the game right.
Speaker 2: There, that truly is.
Speaker 1: But again, I think this system right now, I think
Speaker 1: conservatively at rank it somewhere between fifteen and twenty and
Speaker 1: all of baseball after the deadline.
Speaker 2: And if we get the proper growth.
Speaker 1: And hot finishes from a lot of our injured guys
Speaker 1: and a lot of guys missing time with injury, he's
Speaker 1: gonna send more guys to the AFL. We'll get more
Speaker 1: data on some guys we don't have, probably like a Rhymer,
Speaker 1: probably like a Cole Mathis. I bet Petray gets there
Speaker 1: to see what's good for next year. So I want
Speaker 1: to see steffergo there if he had a season hockeyball.
Speaker 1: Want that guy to keep playing ball. Like it's the
Speaker 1: Mets boys as well, have tended to use that as
Speaker 1: the place for the injured guys to play more.
Speaker 2: But this year we've had good players injured.
Speaker 1: Well I know I'm saying, but like's that's usually what
Speaker 1: the Mets have been using the AFL for.
Speaker 2: It seems like I.
Speaker 1: Would just I would like to see the Mets put
Speaker 1: some real AFL talent out there, because they haven't in
Speaker 1: years now, they haven't in quite since. Honestly, we went
Speaker 1: out there. Maybe we just have to put Arizona in
Speaker 1: the fall snakes up to see if they're in the
Speaker 1: World Series. But that's I think it's a fine system
Speaker 1: right now. I think it's one has been a little
Speaker 1: underrated nationally. I think there's a good upshot right now
Speaker 1: for the Mets minor leagues for a system that has
Speaker 1: graduated Nolan McLain, Christian Scott, aj Ewing, Carson ben Zach
Speaker 1: Thornton this season alone.
Speaker 2: Well, Thorton's not graduated yet, just in our minds.
Speaker 1: He's in our minds, he's graduated in our less I'm
Speaker 1: pretty impressed that the Mets system isn't the worst in baseball.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, it's not bad that we're actually maintaining our spot.
Speaker 1: So let me know what you guys are thinking down
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