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Feb 23

Video: Check Out The Mets 2012 Top Prospects

Watch 2012 New York Mets Top Prospects courtesy of MLB.

Just click on images below to watch video.


Domingo Tapia Juan Urbina Danny Muno Cory Vaughn
Domingo Tapia
Juan Urbina
Danny Muno
Cory Vaughn





Cory Mazzoni Matt Den Dekker Darin Gorski Darrell Cecilliani
Cory Mazzoni
Matt Den Dekker
Darin Gorski
Darrell Cecilliani





Juan Lagares Kirk Nieuwenhuis Michael Fulmer Rafael Montero
Jun Lagares
Kirk Nieuwenhuis
Michael Fulmer
Rafael Montero





Cesar Puello Jordany Valdespin Brandon Nimmo Jeurys Familia
Cesar Puello
Jordany Valdespin
Brandon Nimmo
Jeurys Familia





Matt Harvey Zack Wheeler Reese Havens Wilmer Flores
Matt Harvey
Zack Wheeler
Reese Havens
Wilmer Flores



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9 comments

  1. Paul Festa

    Very cool post! I’m going to set aside some time today to geek out on this.

    1. Mr North Jersey

      Thx, when your done I’d be interested in anything you have to share on the Rafael Montero kid.

      1. Bryan

        Montero rose quickly through the system last year, starting in the Dominican Summer League and finishing in up in Brooklyn. You could almost put him in the same group as Domingo Tapia, Akeel Morris, and Juan Urbina as young, foreign born pitchers that throw hard and have potential and high upside, but he’s actually older than all three of them and has less experience pitching in the U.S.

        He throws hard, low 90′s most of the time and sometimes mid 90′s and as the video states he has a chance to have three viable pitches if his curve and change-up develop. If things unfold perfectly he has a chance to be a number 3 or 4 starter, although a bullpen role might be more realistic, but it’s hard to say b/c he only has one year of professional experience. He should start out in Savannah this year, which will be an age appropriate league for him (turned 21 last October) so we should learn a lot about him.

        1. Mr North Jersey

          I wasn’t aware that he was actually older than the players you mentioned. Thanks for the info. I was curious cause I don’t recall hearing much on him. I’ll keep an eye on him this year and see how he does. BTW any word on James Fuller being in camp yet or not?

          1. Bryan

            Yeah, Montero’s situation is odd in that he’s already 21 but only has 1 year of pro experience. Most guys in the Dominican Summer League are much younger. Milb.com didn’t have the date that he signed but if he had signed in his late teens I assume he would have pitched before 2011. I wish I knew the story behind that.

            As for Fuller, I really don’t know. It’s been almost a year since his shoulder surgery so I would hope he’s ready to pitch this spring. After a year away he’s not really on the radar right now, so we may not know unless maybe we see his name in the box score of a minor league game this spring. Hopefully he’ll pitch this year b/c he’d be interesting to follow, although he’ll still probably be down in A-ball, at least to start the season.

  2. MetsFan4Decades

    Great links, thanks!

  3. Hazmet

    Man Darrel Cecilliani got big. Did he eat Val Pascucci or something?

    1. Mr North Jersey

      LMAO!

  4. Stick

    Is it me, or does GOrski look a lot like Mo Rivera?

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