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By Brian Joura
[The] win on Sunday Night Baseball notwithstanding, it’s been a tough road for the Mets since the big selloff at and near the trade deadline. It’s made following the minor league system more interesting than following the MLB club. We should always keep an eye on how the farm system is doing. But with the trades emphasizing prospects – and plenty of them – it seems more important than ever to do so now.
Let’s focus today on the top three prospects received from trading the old pitchers. Before we go any further, let me state for the record that it’s my belief that these are not future impact players. On last night’s broadcast, ESPN analyst David Cone was gushing about how the Mets got the top prospects from an organization in the deal. That’s great. It would be even better if they got them from a strong farm system. Instead, it feels like the Mets received the tallest dwarf.
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