Mike Puma

The 2016 first-rounder made huge strides in his third pro season by refining his secondary pitches and succeeding at Double-A.

The recently-acquired reliever returned from thoracic outlet surgery throwing harder than ever, culminating in a callup to the majors.

Evaluators marvel at the teenage Gimenez’s plate discipline and defensive ability in the Florida State League.

A depleted big league bullpen corps afforded an opportunity to strike-throwing 27-year-old Peterson.

The Mets knew Alonso could mash, but his shoddy defensive play at first base posed a potential roadblock—until this season.

A toe injury last year and a minor setback this spring has delayed the 2017 first-rounder’s full-season debut.

Armed with his full complement of pitches, Jacob Rhame is proving his stuff will play in the big league bullpen.

Justin Dunn shows potential even during rough full-season debut.

A mature hitting approach and reliable glove elevate shortstop Andres Gimenez.

Third baseman David Thompson showed all-around ability at Double-A, including enhanced power.

A late surge has reliever Tyler Bashlor in the picture for the 2018 big league bullpen.

Mets starter Chris Flexen has a clear goal this winter: to add a wipeout pitch.

Mike Puma chooses postseason award winners for Mets prospects.

Luis Guillorme continues to earn raves for his defensive ability.

The Mets are committed to giving catcher Tomas Nido a shot in the near future.

Amed Rosario lives up to his billing as the organization’s top prospect.

Oregon lefty David Peterson ranked second in the nation in strikeouts.

Righthander Paul Sewald knew he needed another pitch.

Tyler Pill gave the Mets another arm to consider to fill in in the bigs.

Dominic Smith hit so well that Mets fans had begun clamoring for his callup.