Baseball America has a compete list of every team's minor league free agent, here's the Mets list. Looks like Buffalo will look much different next season...New York Mets (25) RHP: Manny Alvarez (AAA), Boof Bonser (AAA), Ricky Brooks (AA), Jose de la Torre (AAA), John Lujan (AAA), Brian Sweeney (AAA), Gabriel Zavala (R)LHP: Gustavo Chacin (AAA), Justin Hampson (AAA), Taylor Tankersley (AAA)C: Raul Chavez (AAA), Salomon Manriquez (AAA), Dusty Ryan (AA)1B: Valentino Pascucci (AAA), Stefan Welch (Hi A)SS: Jose Coronado (Hi A), Luis Figueroa (AAA), Chin-lung Hu (AAA), Jonathan Malo (AA), Niuman Romero (AA)OF: Bubba Bell (AAA), Jason Botts (AAA), Jesus Feliciano (AAA), Brahiam Maldonado (AA), Fernando Perez (AAA)source Baseball America
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PLAYERS:
Boof Bonser,
John Lujan,
Brian Sweeney,
Gustavo Chacin,
Justin Hampson,
Taylor Tankersley,
Raul Chavez,
Salomon Manriquez,
Dusty Ryan,
Stefan Welch,
Jose Coronado,
Luis Figueroa,
Jonathan Malo,
Niuman Romero,
Bubba Bell,
Jason Botts,
Jesus Feliciano,
Brahiam Maldonado,
Fernando Perez
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