Baseball Prospectus has the Mets with the most prospects (7) in their top 101
February 4, 2026
Nolan McLean
Carson Benge
Jonah Tong
AJ Ewing
Jacob Reimer
Ryan Clifford
Will Watson
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Also – you don’t have to pay to access the list, but you do have to create a free account with an email to view it
I guess that means they had 9 just a few weeks ago. Also, they have Ewing before Williams. Interesting
How did they rank our system overall?
I personally think its best to compare all the lists together rather than pick-and-choosing one list over another, but even off that general consensus, the Mets have anywhere from 6 to 10 guys in the top 150 or 200, and that might even be higher than 10 when expanded out to 200. Guys like Clifford and Watson didn’t make the T100 list for MLB/Baseball America, and Watson over both Santucci and Wenninger (while certainly a choice) when other lists have typically Wenninger on the T100 cusp adds to that.
Baseball prospectus is the one list that historically has taken bigger swings with not limiting the number of top 100 prospects from a team.
5 comments
Also – you don’t have to pay to access the list, but you do have to create a free account with an email to view it
I guess that means they had 9 just a few weeks ago. Also, they have Ewing before Williams. Interesting
How did they rank our system overall?
I personally think its best to compare all the lists together rather than pick-and-choosing one list over another, but even off that general consensus, the Mets have anywhere from 6 to 10 guys in the top 150 or 200, and that might even be higher than 10 when expanded out to 200. Guys like Clifford and Watson didn’t make the T100 list for MLB/Baseball America, and Watson over both Santucci and Wenninger (while certainly a choice) when other lists have typically Wenninger on the T100 cusp adds to that.
Baseball prospectus is the one list that historically has taken bigger swings with not limiting the number of top 100 prospects from a team.
Other lists max team out at like 4-6