System In 20 Words Or Less: With improvement coming via all three areas— draft, trades, international—the Mets are finally moving in the right direction. Five-Star Prospects 1. Matt Harvey, RHP 2. Zack Wheeler, RHP Four-Star Prospects 3. Jeurys Familia, RHP Three-Star Prospects 4. Brandon Nimmo, OF 5. Juan Lagares, OF 6. Jordany Valdespin, 2B 7. Jenrry Mejia, RHP 8. Reese Havens, 2B 9. Cesar Puello, OF 10. Michael Fulmer, RHP 11. Kirk Nieuwenhuis, OF Nine More: 12. Cory Mazzoni, RHP: 2011 second-rounder was great in brief debut; will move to rotation in 2012. 13. Akeel Morris, RHP: 20-year-old Virgin Islands native has big, but unrefined, power arm. 14. Darin Gorski, LHP: Had arguably the best stats of any pitcher in the system, but he’s older and has more finesse than stuff. 15. Phillip Evans, SS: Over slot 15th-rounder profiles as offense-oriented second baseman 16. Wilmer Flores, INF: Bat has never taken expected move forward while scouts see big moves down defensive spectrum. 17. Jefry Marte, 3B: Age and strong showing in Arizona Fall League saves him; some scouts still believe in the bat. 18. Juan Urbina, LHP: Shows flashes of high-ceiling potential, but not enough of them. 19. Chris Schwinden, RHP: Reached the big leagues, but what you see is what you get with potential to be a number-five starter. 20. Darrell Ceciliani, OF: Plus speed and a leadoff man's approach, but never got going with the bat in full-season debut. 1. Matt Harvey, RHP DOB: 3/27/89 Height/Weight: 6-4/210 Bats/Throws: R/R Drafted/Signed: 1st round, 2010, University of North Carolina 2011 Stats: 2.37 ERA (76-67-24-92) at High-A (14 G). 4.53 ERA (59.2-58-23-64) at Double-A (12 G) Tools Profile: Pure power pitcher. Year in Review: Seventh overall pick in the 2010 draft reached Double-A in debut and missed plenty of bats. The Good: Harvey attacks hitters with a 92-95 mph fastball that can touch 97 and features plenty of life. His slider gives him a second bat-missing offering with its heavy two plane break, and Harvey is comfortable throwing it at any point in the count. He's an efficient pitcher who throws strikes and has the kind of body and delivery designed to handle a big league workload. The Bad: Harvey's changeup continues to lag behind the rest of his arsenal and lacks deception or enough movement. His delivery is easy to pick up for left-handed hitters, which leads to some large platoon splits. Ephemera: Rich Dotson (1977), who has a career losing record of 111-113, is the only seventh overall pick with more than 50 major league wins, but Clayton Kershaw (2006) should change that in 2012. Perfect World Projection: At least a number-three starter with a good chance of become a number-two with some refinements. Fantasy Impact: Harvey has the potential to be an early pick if he reaches his potential. Path to the Big Leagues: Harvey will begin the year either back at Double-A or in Triple-A Buffalo and should reach the big leagues at some point during the season. ETA: Late 2012. http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=15813 --

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