Top prospects rankings live on the site

[Brock Beauchamp]

Some of you voted and helped build this list, and it's finally complete. You can find a lot of cool stuff on this page, and more of it will be populated over time as we round out our minor league coverage. It has up-to-date stats on every prospect, a scouting report on them, links to recent articles, etc.

We're approaching the one-month mark of the MiLB season, so keep an eye out for the next round of voting. It will happen in the next week or two.

https://grandcentralmets.com/new-york-mets-top-prospect-rankings/

[Edgy MD]

Since we have contributed to it, it is seemingly upper-level heavy, presumably because we are more familiar with the prospects who have been around for a few years.

On the other hand, the Mets may just have an upper-level heavy system, with regards to their talent.

[Benjamin Grimm]

From the write-up for Ryan Lambert:

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A 2026 debut isn't guaranteed, but if the Mets find themselves in need of high-upside bullpen reinforcements later in the year, Lambert should be the guy they call upon.

I think they will need that, especially if they manage to get themselves to a place where they're playing games that matter. Maybe it will be Lambert or Ross or both of them. I have my doubts that Devin Williams will hold the closer job through September. 

[Edgy MD]

4 minutes ago, Benjamin Grimm said:

I have my doubts that Devin Williams will hold the closer job through September. 

I have my doubts that Devin Williams is holding the closer job right now.

[MFS62]

Nice job, Brock. 
it’ll be interesting to see how it changes as the year progresses. 
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