The New York Mets have had a middle-of-the-pack level farm system for some time now, although they've been able to produce prospects who have made impacts in Queens over the past several years, most notably Francisco Alvarez.
This year, it's more of the same with a handful of consensus Top 100 prospects like Brandon Sproat, Carson Benge, and Jett Williams leading the way, but no true breakout prospect at the top of the board.
The closest thing to it is Sproat, whom we got a look at with the Triple-A Syracuse Mets on Wednesday as part of a doubleheader.
