by Kevin Goldstein Five-Star Prospects 1. Jenrry Mejia, RHP Four-Star Prospects 2. Fernando Martinez, CF 3. Wilmer Flores, SS 4. Ike Davis, 1B Three-Star Prospects 5. Jon Niese, LHP 6. Brad Holt, RHP 7. Kirk Nieuwenhuis, OF 8. Josh Thole, C 9. Kyle Allen, RHP 10. Ruben Tejada, SS 11. Reese Havens, SS Four More: 12. Jeurys Familia, RHP: Familia had the best pure arm on an impressive staff at Low-A Savannah last year, but most see him in a future relief profile. 13. Cesar Puello, OF: An athletic Dominican who has impressive tools, Puello also has considerable rawness. 14. Jefry Marte, 3B: Marte wasn't ready for a full-season league, but he has the ability to move back up the list. 15. Juan Urbina, LHP: He’s a big bonus Venezuelan who has crazy upside, but he needs considerable refinement. 1. Jenrry Mejia, RHP DOB: 10/11/89 Height/Weight: 6-0/160 Bats/Throws: R/R Drafted/Signed: Dominican Republic, 2007 2009 Stats: 1.97 ERA (50.1-41-16-44) at High-A (9 G); 4.47 ERA (44.1-44-23-47) at Double-A (10 G) Last Year’s Ranking: 7 Year in Review: This right-hander took a big step forward in 2009, as he reached Double-A as a teenager and more than held his own. The Good: It's rare to find a fastball with plus-plus velocity and movement, but Mejia has just that. His heater sits at 93-95 mph, touches 98, and features heavy, hard sink, generating as many grounders as it does swings and misses. He'll flash a plus changeup that also features significant downward action. While he's a bit undersized for a starter, he's broadly built (well over his listed weight), has clean arm action, and scouts have no problem projecting him as a starter. The Bad: Mejia needs to find a consistent breaking ball. He gets around on his slider too often, leading it to sweep across the plate on a single plane. His pitches have so much movement that at times he has trouble controlling them in the strike zone. Ephemera: While Mejia got hammered in the Arizona Fall League to the tune of 25 hits and 21 runs over just 14 1/3 innings, there was a bit of silver lining, as he did not give up a home run and generated 21 ground-ball outs against just six of the fly-ball variety. Perfect World Projection: Mejia will be an upper-echelon starter. Path to the Big Leagues: Power arms like this are rarely blocked. Timetable: While Mejia will continue his development as a starter, his fastball alone could land him in the Mets’ bullpen at some point during the season. 2. Fernando Martinez, CF DOB: 10/10/88 Height/Weight: 5-11/200 Bats/Throws: L/R Drafted/Signed: Dominican Republic, 2005 2009 Stats: .290/.337/.540 at Triple-A (45 G); .176/.242/.275 at MLB (29 G) Last Year’s Ranking: 1 http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=10048 --

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