MACK: Hot Bats – Bohan Adderley, Randy Guzman, Christian Arroyo

 

 

Minimum 113 at-bats

 

Bohan Adderley/FCL Mets - .851-OPS

Bohan Adderley (full name: Bohan Christopher Adderley) is a 19-year-old (born November 10, 2006) Bahamian professional baseball prospect in the New York Mets organization. He plays primarily as a shortstop and outfielder (with some time at third base and second), bats and throws right-handed, and stands 6'3" / 180 lbs.

From Nassau, Bahamas.

He initially tried baseball briefly as a child but stepped away before returning around 2015, inspired by his older brother Bakari and friends.

He developed through the Junior Baseball League of Nassau and the International Elite (I-Elite) Sports Academy.

Signed with the Mets as an international free agent on January 15, 2024 (announced around January 17). He was one of the first from his academy to sign with the Mets.

He has a notable personal connection to MLB player Jazz Chisholm Jr. (Yankees), as Chisholm played with his brother in the Bahamas and has mentored him.

Minor League Career Stats

2024 (DSL Mets, age 17): 47 G, .229 AVG, .356 OBP, .320 SLG, 1 HR, 27 RBI, 27 SB (in 28 attempts), 28 BB, 49 SO in 188 PA. Showed speed and plate discipline but struck out often.

2025 (FCL Mets, age 18): 49 G, .175 AVG, .296 OBP, .263 SLG, 3 HR, 15 RBI, 21 SB, higher strikeouts.

Key tools:

Plus speed (elite baserunning), developing power, and a strong arm. He has shown flashes of hitting ability and on-base skills but needs to reduce strikeouts for further advancement.

Adderley is a toolsy, athletic prospect with high upside due to his speed and frame, though he is still raw at the plate. Mets fans and prospect watchers often note his potential as a versatile defender and base-stealer. Keep an eye on him as he climbs the system in the coming seasons.

 

Randy Guzman/St. Lucie Mets - .826-OPS

Randy Guzman (full name: Randy Enmanuel Guzman) is a right-handed hitting and throwing first baseman/corner outfielder in the New York Mets minor league system.

Born April 19, 2005, in Tenares, Dominican Republic, he is currently 21 years old (as of 2026), stands 6'4" and weighs 215 lbs.

The Mets signed him as an international free agent on September 22, 2022, for a small $10,000 bonus. He was considered a "passed-over" prospect at the time due to his relatively advanced age for an international signing. He is the younger brother of former Texas Rangers first baseman Ronald Guzman.

(2023-2024): He spent time in the Dominican Summer League (DSL) with modest results (.175/.333/.294 in 2023; .209/.303/.388 combined in 2024). He showed some power but high strikeout rates.

2025: He made his stateside debut and exploded, hitting a combined .302/.375/.524 with 10 HR, 22 doubles, and 2 triples in 75 games split between the Florida Complex League (FCL) and Low-A St. Lucie. In a strong 26-game stint at St. Lucie, he slashed .333/.381/.604. He earned FCL Post-Season All-Star honors and FSL Player of the Week.

Career minor league line (through 2026): Around .251 AVG with solid on-base skills and emerging power (24 HR in limited action).

Strengths: Plus raw power (60 grade) with easy bat speed (often in the mid-70s mph range) and high exit velocities (90th percentile around 108 mph; he's hit balls over 117 mph). Good contact when he stays in the zone (strong zone contact rate).

Weaknesses: Below-average runner (30 grade), high chase rate, and swing-and-miss potential. Hit tool is fringe (35 grade). Defensively, he's played multiple positions (mostly 1B, some corner OF) but projects as a first baseman long-term due to limited range.

Overall: Mets #23 prospect with an ETA around 2028. His power gives him a chance to profile at the demanding 1B spot if the bat keeps developing.

Guzman is a toolsy, power-focused prospect who turned heads with his work ethic and 2025 breakout after quiet early years. He has boom potential if he refines his plate discipline, but he remains a developmental project in the lower minors.

 

Christian Arroyo/Syracuse Mets - .797-OPS, 41-RBI

Christian Arroyo (full name: Christian Israel Arroyo) is a 31-year-old veteran infielder (born May 30, 1995, in Tampa, FL) currently in the New York Mets organization, playing primarily at Triple-A Syracuse.

Selected by the San Francisco Giants in the 1st round (25th overall) of the 2013 MLB Draft out of Hernando High School in Brooksville, Florida. He was once a highly regarded prospect.

MLB Debut: April 24, 2017, with the Giants.

Previous MLB Teams: San Francisco Giants (2017), Tampa Bay Rays (2018–2019), Cleveland Indians/Guardians (2020), and Boston Red Sox (2020–2023).

He has not appeared in the majors since 2023.

MLB Career Stats (through 2023, 295 games)

Batting: .252 AVG, .299 OBP, .394 SLG, .693 OPS

Power/Contact: 24 HR, 120 RBI, 231 hits in 917 AB

Defense: Versatile infielder who has played 2B, 3B, SS, plus some 1B and outfield.

Solid contact skills and a strong arm, though not an elite defender.

He showed some promise in limited action (especially with Boston in 2021–2022) but has mostly been a utility/bench player or depth option due to injuries and competition.

Signed a minor-league deal with the Mets in January 2026 (with a spring training invite).

Arroyo is a depth piece/utility option for the Mets. He provides veteran infield insurance and has experience across the diamond, but the team’s crowded middle infield and focus on younger players make a major-league return challenging.

Physical: 6'0"–6'1", 220 lbs, bats/throws right-handed. Known for making consistent contact and developing some power, though strikeouts have been an issue at times in the majors.

Overall, he’s a classic journeyman infielder — a former top prospect who has carved out a long professional career through versatility and minor-league consistency, now hoping for another MLB opportunity with the Mets.