11. Fernando Martinez - OF Mets - DOB: 10/10/88 - ETA: 2010
Previous rankings: mid-2006 #80, 2007 #10, mid-2007 #8, 2008 #12
.462/.500/.692, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 2/0 K/BB, 0 SB in 13 AB (R GCL Mets)
.292/.333/.421, 4 HR, 21 RBI, 51/13 K/BB, 5 SB in 233 AB (AA Binghamton)
With a .328 average in 119 at-bats since the beginning of May, it seems like Martinez is starting to get a handle on Double-A pitching. He got off to another slow start in April, and 32 of his 53 strikeouts came in the first month of the season. He's made adjustments versus breaking balls since, and he's collecting a lot of singles as a result. His power stroke isn't there yet at age 19, and it's likely similar adjustment periods are in store when he's promoted to Triple-A and later the majors. However, he remains an elite prospect with All-Star upside. He should possess the power to his 30 homers per year, and he projects as an above average defender in right field.
98. Jon Niese - LHP Mets - DOB: 10/27/86 - ETA: June 2009
Previous rankings: none
105. Ruben Tejada - SS Mets - DOB: 09/01/89 - ETA: 2013
Previous rankings: 2008 #127
138. Mike Carp - 1B Mets - DOB: 06/30/86 - ETA: Aug. 2009
Previous rankings: mid-2007 #124, 2008 ---
Ineligibles
Below are approximations of where some of the ineligible players would have ranked:
115. Reese Havens - 2B/SS Mets
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