Mets IL Update
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6382683/2025/05/26/mets-dodgers-kodai-senga/
Brandon Nimmo was available off the bench Sunday night. While he is
still day-to-day with a stiff neck, his hope late Sunday was to be in the
lineup Monday afternoon.
Paul Blackburn’s last rehab start will be Tuesday for Triple-A
Syracuse. This will be Blackburn’s seventh rehab outing, a reflection less of
his need for a prolonged onramp and more of the club postponing a decision on
its rotation. The Mets will need a sixth starter the first week of June, and
you can pencil Blackburn in to start the series opener in Los Angeles a week
from Monday.
Frankie Montas started his rehab assignment with
Brooklyn on Saturday. Montas is likely to need close to the full 30 days for
his rehab assignment before he’s ready.
Sean Manaea threw a bullpen session Sunday, and his next step is
to face hitters in a live BP setting. Like Montas, Manaea likely needs the full
month for a rehab assignment, a July ETA. But if the Mets need them in the
majors sooner than expected, their rehabs might be shorter than the full 30
days.
Jose Siri is working through his running progression. Siri can
run at about 80 percent of his full strength. He’s been hitting in the cage and
occasionally on the field, and so once he’s running closer to his norm, a rehab
assignment would be next.
Pitch Profiler @pitchprofiler
Kodai Senga lowered his ERA to 1.46 with a one-run outing on
Sunday Night Baseball!
SNY Mets @SNY_Mets
5.1 innings of one-run ball for Kodai
Senga against the Dodgers
Anthony DiComo @AnthonyDiComo
Kodai Senga's final line against the Dodgers:
5.1 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 4 BB, 5 K, 101 pitches.
He allowed a leadoff home run to Shohei Ohtani then nothing
else, despite lots of traffic.
Senga leads the National League with a 1.46 ERA.
Ernest Dove @ernestdove
Something brewing right now with St Lucie Mets RP 21 yr old Juan Arnaud
Month of May through today
6 app 8.0 inn
6 H 1 ER 2 BB
12 K
Sat 97 mph today
Pro career filled with BB issues through April.
Hope this lasts.
Mack Deep Dive
21/years old 6-2
165 RHP IFA-2021
2021:
missed entire season due to an injury
2022:
DSL – 5.87-ERA
2023:
FCL –
2024:
St. Lucie – showed reduced walks
Throws from ¾ slot
Fastball was only 88-91, T-93 at the
beginning of pro career. Now T-97
Mid-70s curve with solid 12-6 shape
Occasional mid-70s changeup.
Curve is primary K pitch: 29.9% whiff
rate in 2022
Mets Prospect Group @bkfan09
For
various reasons here are My Top DSL Names To Follow To Start The 2025 season
Farm To Flushing @FarmToFlushing
Jack Wenninger was dominant again for Binghamton.
5 IP, 3
H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 5 SO, 66 pitches/ 44 strikes.
He lowers
his season ERA to 2.70
Mack Deep Dive
24/yrs. old 6-4 215 RHP
6th round pick in 2022, out of the University of
Illinois
Shown significant potential due to consistency and dominance
Excellent command and killer change-up
Arsenal –
Changeup - ++ pitch.
Mid-80s, generating over a 50% whiff rate
Change combined with vertical separation from fastball: 34.7%
K-rate
Fastball – no info
#26 Mets prospect per MLP Pipeline
ETA – I expect him to end the season pitching for AAA-Syracuse.
However, he could easily be blocked from the 2026 Mets due to all the current
contracted pitchers as well as other prospects ahead of him that should
graduate first.
Daniel Wexler @WexlerRules
Dom Hamel since moving to the bullpen:
6.2 innings
3 hits
1 er
5 walks
6 k’s
Mack –
Right now, Syracuse is short,
at least, one starter. I hope they leave Dom in the pen. I have called for this
for a long time and I think the Mets got a real future pen ace here.
There are plenty of starters (cough) Tong (cough) Wenninger that can
take a shuttle early Monday morning.
Ernest Dove @ernestdove
Mets IF prospect Jesus Baez in
May at the High A level as a 20 yr old
.359/.474/.594/1.068
12 BB / 10 K
Mack Deep
Dive
20/yrs old RHH
5-10 180 2022-IFA( $275K) Dominican
SS – 3B – 2B Known for his raw power
2022 – DSL: .242/.341/.403, 7-HR, 54-G
2023 – FCL: .210/.306/.333, 2-HR, 40-G
2024 –St. Lucie: .262/.338/.444, 10-HR, 8-SB
.782-OPS ranked 4th
among teens in pitcher-friendly FSL
Season cut short in July due to torn meniscus in right
knee, surgery.
2025 – Brooklyn – showed signs of rust
early, but so, far (5/25), hitting .288 in May
Possesses ++ bat speed exceptional raw
power
Has shown exit velocity as high as 111 –
very rare for his age
Needs to refine plate discipline (27%
chase rate, 56.3% pull rate)
Power grades out 55/80
Defensively, has MLB quality defensive
tools
Soft hands… 60/80 arm
Projected to either third or second base
Below 40/80 grade speed
Codify @CodifyBaseball
Stolen Bases Allowed This Year:
8 KC
21 NYM
26 CHC DET
27 TOR
28 MIL
SNY Mets @SNY_Mets
David Peterson. DAWG
Mack –
I don’t know why I keep saying this guy has to prove that he is a major
piece of this rotation. He is.
Peterson is a lefty. Check.
Peterson is still going through
the ARB process in 2026, so he will around next season. Check.
Peterson is below 30 years old. Another check.
So… the Mets REALLY have four solid starters for next season…Kodai Senga, Sean Manaea, Clay Holmes, and Peterson.
He does reach free agency prior to the 2027 season, but one must believe
that the team can develop, at least, one more solid starter from RHP Christian Scott, RHP Blade Tidwell, LHP Brandon Waddell, RHP Nolan McLean, RHP Brandon Sproat, LHP Zach Thornton, RHP Jonah Tong, and RHP Jack Wenninger.
Me? Always go with what you got if it is producing. If Peterson continues
to pitch this way throughout next season, you could be sending away another Zach Wheeler.
If he doesn’t, there seems to be a good chance the Mets will develop one
of the above-mentioned starters.
5 comments:
Peterson is the real deal. That hip surgery last year saved his career
Peterson is MY ACE.
Wenninger apparently while in college topped out at 96 but mostly hovered in low 90s. May he uptick? Hope so
Apparently, Peterson also realized he needed to pitch to contact more, making him more efficient and effective.
July ETA for Manaea? He will be well rested for the playoffs.
I am glad Blackburn’s getting one more minors start. Let’s not rush to upset the apple cart.
Peterson has earned his spot
We don’t have a lefty … this group need to keep the metrics and evaluate if he should be signed sooner than later… that’s what the job is… scout your players better than others do
Thanks for the dsl list. Do the dsl players have acesss to the pitching and hitting labs
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