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11/1/22

A Special Mack Post - The Starter Pipeline



I have a little time on my hands, so I thought I would once again write, and outline, the facts regarding exactly what the Mets pipeline looks like for starting pitchers. 

I rank them how I predict they will reach Queens.

 

Starting Day 2023

 

Jose Butto             RHP              24/yrs. old

-0.3 2022 WAR    2022 AAA - 8/7 G/ST 1-1 2.45 0.95

6 yrs:  454.1-IP  458-K

 

Starting Day 2024

 

Nick Zwack     LHP      24/yrs. old    

                2022 A+ - 14/13 G/ST  5-1     1.84     0.95  63.2-IP  72-K

 

Dominic Hamel   RHP     23/yrs. old

2 yr. Minors stats - 27/26 G/ST   10-3  3.17  1.12   122-IP   152-K

 

Luis Moreno     RHP      23/yrs. old    2022 A+ stats:  16/14 G/ST

                            4-7  2.92  1.09   77-IP   70-K

 

Mid-season 2024

 

Keyshawn Askew     LHP      22/yrs. old    2022 A+/A stats:     18/8/ST

                                                    5-0  2.44  1.07   66.1-IP    92-K

 

Mike Vasil      RHP      22/yrs. old      2022 Rk/A/A+:       18/17 G/ST

                                                    4-2  3.53   1.08    71.1-IP   85-K

                        2022 AFL:      4/3  G/ST   3-0  3.65   1.29   12.1-IP   13-K


Blade Tidwell      RHP      21/yrs. old    2022 A stats:     4-ST

                                            0-1   2.16   1.20   8.1-IP   9-K

 

Christian Scott      RHP     23/yrs. old   2022 A+:     6/5 G/ST

                                            0-0   3.80   1.45   21.1-IP   25-K

16 comments:

  1. The energizer bunny keeps going and going

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  2. Zwack is no longer in the organization. He was traded in 2022.

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  3. What about Lucchesi and what do you think about Jeffrey Colon?

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  4. Raw

    My bad on Zwack

    I liked what I saw re: Lucchesi but I don't consider him starter material

    As for Colon, I just broke out the true starters, Colon came out of the pen mostly for Lucy last season.

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  5. Mack, I did see that Jake, post-TJS, needed 2 1/4 seasons to reach the majors so the Matt Allan 2025 could be right. I hope he beats all expectations and makes it some time in 2024.

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    1. I'm losing confidence that this kid will be back

      As slow as Szapucki

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  6. It is great to see that beyond the 2023 dilemma on free agent pitchers, that there is a solid pipeline on the way. Even though all will not reach the end game, even some will help immensely.

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  7. Butto is marvelously positioned, and hopefully he grabs hold of the almost certain opportunity to pitch in 2023.

    I still wonder about post-TJS Tony Dibrell. I doubt he’ll be on the 40 man so he could get picked. But he could well reach the bigs in 2023. Dedniel Nunez too. Similar story…more likely a reliever.

    Lucchesi is a MLB veteran of over 300 innings. Hopefully, post-surgery like the other 2, he is going to be a solid contributor in 2023

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  8. True, and look at how much time Jake, Zack, Matt, Matz,and Thor have missed over the years. Quantity is imperative.

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  9. Good list, Mack.

    I think pitching should be the priority for the next couple of drafts, at a minimum.

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  10. The pipeline should be helped with a few extra draft picks in June from QOers.

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