Coming
Later Today –
9 30 am – Herb G
– Minor League Report
11 00 am - Stephen Guilbert - Late Round Draft Picks, Two Agreements, and the Mets Overall 2014 Draft
12 30pm - Craig Mitchell - The Enigma that is the 2014 Mets
2 00 pm - Round 21 (#625) - OF - Luke Bonefield -The Pendelton School (FL)
12 30pm - Craig Mitchell - The Enigma that is the 2014 Mets
2 00 pm - Round 21 (#625) - OF - Luke Bonefield -The Pendelton School (FL)
4 00 pm – Round 28 (#835) - Keaton McKinney, RHP,
Akeny Centennial (Iowa) HS
6 00 pm - 2015 Draft Profile - RHP
- Riley
Ferrell - TCU
Kevin Kernan @WheresKernan
2- Talked to an opposing scouting
director and he said Mets pick Michael Conforto has
a chance to be middle of order bat.
We’ll, I’m
still in Atlanta… returning sometime late today. I don’t anticipate much of a Morning Report tomorrow
either, so look for things to return to normal Wednesday morning.
My
coverage of the draft was interrupted by my trip. I'll feature posts on picks 11-40 as soon as I get home.
For today, I did breakout some information on, IMO, the two best picks they made on Day 3, Luke Bonefield, and Keaton McKinney. The sad part is I don’t expect either of these guys to be signed but there’s some nice reading material in the posts that come up later on today.
For today, I did breakout some information on, IMO, the two best picks they made on Day 3, Luke Bonefield, and Keaton McKinney. The sad part is I don’t expect either of these guys to be signed but there’s some nice reading material in the posts that come up later on today.
I did get
a chance to peek online and see what happened Saturday. What I missed was what
did losing a game on an Anthony Recker miscue
have to do with demoting Travis d’Arnaud?
I’m back
in my Atlanta hotel room and I am able to catch up a little on what’s going on
out there in Met-land. It’s good to read that Arnaud was for the reassignment to
AAA and he acknowledges that he has work to do on his swing. I believe the
talent is there. Let’s give him some more time here to work this out.
I’m not
sure what to think about the Recker-Teagarden platoon. I make it a point lately
to not look at the win-loss record for the Mets and, based on what has gone on
since May 1st, I just don’t see them
contending for a playoff spot
this year.
And I’m fine with that.
And I’m
sort of fine with the platoon because the future at this position is d’Arnaud
and Kevin Plawecki.
There are
things this team has to do to become a playoff team; however, I think catcher
is a position that we don’t have to worry about.
3 comments:
It seems this team lacks enough to fire on all cylinders. When Grandy finally has a breakout game, it would be nice to think they'd get a W. His Yank teams in past win 90% of those types of games.
Plawecki/d'Arnaud combo in 2015 would likely be great. Or get d'Arnaud humming and figure which of the 2 to trade.
Why the career .206 hitting Teagarden to pair with the career .200 hitting Recker? Is it the occasional home run in between all the strikeouts (as if this lineup doesn't already have enough whiffs in it!) I'd have brought up lefty swinging Juan Centeno who is a contact hitter and a natural platoon partner.
Hey guys -
Back home... I will get up to speed tomorrow.
Reese, just look to the catcher platoon as something as a fill-in until d'Arnaud find his swing.
It's not like this team is going anywhere anyway.
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