Steve Sypa is a Marine Terminal Security Inspector at [Employer]. He focuses on sports, particularly competitive and professional sports, with a keen interest in baseball and the MLB, alongside reviews and television coverage related to these themes. Steve's work has been featured in BVM Sports, Amazin-Avenue, and NewsBreak.
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Steve Sypa’s coverage is heavily focused on profiling and reviewing Mets prospects. If you are in the sports industry, especially with knowledge of minor league baseball or prospect development, reaching out to offer insights about up-and-coming players would likely be well-received.
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By: Steve Sypa
The Syracuse Mets and Brooklyn Cyclones will have new owners but will continue to operate as Mets affiliates.
The Washington Nationals won the draft lottery and will be making the 1st overall selection.
Looking back at the past Rule 5 Draft “success stories” in Mets history.
Who. if anyone, will the Mets pick in the major league phase of the Rule 5 draft today?
The former all-star has not pitched at the major league level since 2021.
The final product might look fairly standard, but a lot goes into the ranking system.
Kicking off our annual list is a young outfielder.
Next up on our list is a catcher.
Next up on the list is another catcher.
Will Watson’s father played football for Puget Sound University and his stepfather played baseball at Pacific Lutheran University, so he grew up in an athletic household. He attended Burlington Edison High School in Burlington, Washington, where he played varsity baseball for three seasons as well as played basketball and ran cross country track. He earned Washington All-State honors in his senior season, posting a 0.24 ERA in 29.2 innings with 57 strikeouts. He went undrafted and after graduating, attended California Lutheran University, where he posted a 1.82 ERA in 34.2 innings with 18 hits allowed, 13 walks, and 40 strikeouts. Additionally, he appeared in 36 games as an infielder and hit.247/.346/.371 with 7 doubles, 2 triples, 0 home runs, 4 stolen bases in 5 attempts, and drew 10 walks to 29 strikeouts.
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