Top 3B Prospects: - 11-23-10 from: - http://www.deepleagues.com/?p=2165
1. Mike Moustakas—Royals
2. Lonnie Chisenhall—Indians
3. Miguel Sano—Twins
4. Zach Cox—Cardinals
5. Nick Castellanos—Tigers
6. Nolan Arenado—Rockies
7. Matt Dominguez—Marlins
8. Juan Francisco—Reds
9. Brent Morel—White Sox
10. Kaleb Cowart—Angels
11. Josh Vitters—Cubs
12. Jed Gyorko—Padres
13. Alex Liddi—Mariners
14. Kolbrin Vitek—Red Sox
15. Matt Carpenter—Cardinals
16. Brandon Laird—Yankees
17. Yordy Cabrera—Athletics
18. Bobby Borchering—Diamondbacks
19. Matt Davidson—Diamondbacks
20. Aderlin Rodriguez—Mets (here he comes…)
Rule V Mets:
Brant Rustich — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Breiner Soto — (Gulf Coast – R)
Carlos Guzman — (Binghamton – AA)
D.J. Wabick — (Binghamton – AA)
Dylan Owen — (Binghamton – AA)
Eddie Kunz — (Buffalo – AAA)
Edgar Ramirez — (Binghamton – AA)
Eduardo Aldama — (Kingsport – R)
Elvin Ramirez — (Binghamton – AA)
Emmanuel Garcia — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Eric Niesen — (Binghamton – AA)
Francisco Pena — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Gabriel Zavala — (Savannah – A)
Gonzalez Germen — (Kingsport – R)
Guillaume Leduc — (Savannah – A)
Hector Pellot — (Binghamton – AA)
Jean Luc Blaquiere — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
John Lujan — (Binghamton – AA)
Jordan Abruzzo — (Savannah – A)
Jose De La Torre — (Buffalo – AAA)
Juan Lagares — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Juan Torres — (Savannah – A)
Julio Concepcion — (Gulf Coast – R)
Luis Nieves — (Savannah – A)
Luis Rojas — (Savannah – A)
Marcos Tabata — (Savannah – A)
Matt Bouchard — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Michael Antonini — (Buffalo – AAA)
Michael Fisher — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Nelson Pereira — (Brooklyn – SSA)
Nicholas Carr — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Orlando Tovar — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Pedro P. Martinez — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Pedro Zapata — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Rafael Fernandez — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Ramiro Peralta — (Kingsport – R)
Raul Reyes — (Binghamton – AA)
Ray Van Gurp — (Kingsport – R)
Rhiner Cruz — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Richard Pena — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Roy Merritt — (Binghamton – AA)
Ryan Coultas — (Binghamton – AA)
Samuel Martinez — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Scott Moviel — (St. Lucie – Adv A)
Tony Feliz — (Kingsport – R)
Valentino Pascucci — (Buffalo – AAA)
Continuing our prospect slotting…
56. OF Matt den Dekker – 23/yrs. old - I started out thinking that den Dekker would be higher up the chain than this, but the fact is he played 2010 way above his projected ability. This isn’t saying he’s overrated. It is; however correct to say that guys like Darrell Ceciliani, Cesar Puello, and Cory Vaughn, are, prospect wise, more qualified to be on this list first. Either way, D.D. will move on to Lucy to play in an all-star outfield which will eventually answer the question, who gets center, he or Darrell?
2011: St. Lucie
2012: Binghamton
57. SP Carlos Gomez – 19/yrs. old - no, not him. This is starting pitcher who made a name for himself last year for the DSL Mets. Gomez went 7-2, 1.47, in 15-G, 13-St as an 18 year old. We really have no idea how Paul DePodesta is going to move kids like this, but my guess, after he has pitched two years for the VSL/DSL teams, he will come stateside. One caveat: only 46-K in 73.1-IP.
2011: GCL Mets rotation
2012: Brooklyn rotation
58. SP Marcos Camarena – 20/yrs. old - another of the good crop coming out of the 2010 DSL teams. Camarena pitched two years for the DSL team and pitched last season for the GCL Mets, going 3-3, 2.68, in 10-games, 5-starts. He also was short in the strikeout area, with 24-Ks in 43.2-IP. Only 7-BB. He was converted back to a starter at the end of last season and I would normally keep him back at the GCL level to start more; however, he is being pushed by a younger crop of starters out of the DSL system.
2011: Kingsport rotation
2012: Brooklyn rotation
59. RP Ernesto Yanez – 20/yrs. old - you very seldom see a relief pitcher excelling in the DSL, simply because every kid that age with any talent wants to start. That being said, Yanez was the exception in 2010.Another of those control guys that don’t throw strikeouts. 1-2, 3.86, 17-G for the GCL Mets. He needs more work at this level and needs to long toss in extended camp until his arm falls off.
2011: GCL pen
2012: Brooklyn pen
60. RP Roy Merritt – 25/yrs. old - getting back to Mets minor league household names, we come to one of my favorites who I expected would have been in Queens by now. Merritt got us all excited three years and I was there when Omar invited him into the first Mets spring training game in 2009. Roy was on the fast track, and, for whatever reason the “old Mets” management seemed to always decide to screw with a pitchers mechanics. You guessed it… a year of bad road. Rebounded in 2010: 4-5, 3.86 in 60-appearances for B-Mets. This might me his last shot.
2011: Buffalo pen
2012: Queens or bust
So… here’s what our rosters look like so far for the 2011 season, based on 2012 need:
Buffalo (13):
Rotation: (2) - SP Jenrry Mejia, Josh Stinson
Relievers: (3) – Manny Alvarez, Jose De La Torre, Roy Merritt
Catchers: (1) – Mike Nickeas
Infielders: (4) – 2B Josh Satin, SS Reese Havens, SS Jordany Valdespin, 3B Zach Lutz
Outfielders: (3) – Fernando Martinez, Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Lucas Duda
Binghamton (15):
Rotation: (6) – Jeurys Familia, Robert Carson, Eric Beaulac, Mark Cohoon, Brandon Moore, Chris Schwinden
Relievers: (5) – Nick Carr, Brant Rustich, Brad Holt, Scott Moviel, Eric Beaulac
Catchers: (1) – Kai Gronauer
Infielders (2) – SS Rylan Sandoval, 3B Wilmer Flores
Outfielders (1) – Sean Ratliff
St. Lucie (11):
Rotation (5) – Matt Harvey, Kyle Allen, Yohan Almonte, Collin McHugh, Jimmy Fuller
Relievers (2) – Eric Goeddel, Ryan Fraser
Catchers (0) –
Infielders (1) – SS Robbie Shields
Outfielders (3) – Cesar Puello, Corey Vaughn, Matt den Dekker
Savannah (9):
Rotation: (1) – Greg Peavey
Closer: (1) – Ryan Fraser
Relievers: (1) – T.J. Chism
Catchers: (1) – Albert Cordero
Infielders: (2) – SS Wilfredo Tovar, 3B Aderlin Rodriquez
Outfielders: (3) – Darrell Ceciliani, Javier Rodriguez, Jenry Marte
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